Jain.

--Stambhaṇa(ka)pārśvanāthastuti with C. Pkt. BORI. 349 (h) of Ā882-83. BORI. D. XIX. i. 566.
Pārśvajinastavana, BP. p. 241b is perhaps same.

Jain. teacher of Vardhamāna, a. of Dharmaratnakaraṇḍikā and C. written in A. D. 1115 in the
village of Dāyikākūpa; devoted to King Jayasiṁha. Rep. Raj. & C. I. p. 48.

Jain. mentioned as his guru by Candraprabha Mahattara in Vijayacandrakevalicarita written in A.
D. 1070. Peters. VI. p. 48.

Jain. Pkt. Weber 2011 (5).

Jain. Jainagranthāvalī p. 213.

Jain. Chani 3257.

Jain.

--Daśadṛṣṭāntakathānaka or Bālāvabodha, composed in 1522 A. D. at the request of
Kāraṇa, a merchant, for the use of the sons of Vācanācarya Sannāga.

Cs. X. C. 123.

Jain. pupil of Abhayasūri.

--Kusumamālā, a collection of instructive Pkt. verses. BORI. 1135 of 1887-91. CPB.
7112-7113.

Jain. [Page278-b]

--Pūjākalpa in Skt. Dig. Jain. See Jaina Sid. Bhās. XIII. i. p. 38.

Jain.

--Snapanavidhi and pūjā in Skt. Dig. Jain. See Jaina Sid. Bhās. XIII. i. p. 41.

Jain. Dig. “C. 750 A. D.”

--Jainendravyākaraṇamahāvṛtti.

Ptd. Pandit Reprint, 1918.

Q. in Gaṇaratnamahodadhi, Eggeling edn. pp. 344. 360.

Jain. pupil of Guṇanandin.

In his Candraprabhacarita (IO. II. p. 1354b), Vīranandin mentions Abhayanandin as his guru and
says that Abayanandin was a pupil of Guṇanandin.

Nemicandra Siddhānta Cakravarttin (guru of Rājamalla II, C. 978-984 A. D.), a. of
Trailokyasāra etc. mentions him as one of his gurus.

The ascription of Nemicandra's Trailokyasāra to Abhayanandin in BORI. 599 of 1875-6 and
Strassburg Dig. p. 7 is wrong.

Jain.

--Prameyaratnamālā, C. on Māṇikyanandin's Parīkṣāmukha. CPB. 7659-61 (?)

The Prameyaratnamālā on the Parīkṣāmukha is known as a work of Anantavīrya.

Jain. Dig.

--Śreyovidhāna. Pannalal Bombay I. p. 49.

dvai. Q. by Ānandatīrtha in Bhāgavatatatparyanirṇaya, Sarvamūla edn. p. 140b.

name of the C. on the Buddhakapālamahātantra, Bud., by Abhayākaragupta. [Page279-a] Cordier
II. p. 107. RASB. I. 97.

Bud.

--Pratiṣṭhāvidhi. Cordier II. p. 157.

father of Dhīradeva, guru of Govindācārya (Rasasāra. BORI. D. XVI. i. 220).

alias Kṛṣṇa; same as the viś. adv. Ācārya known as Peria Āccān Pillai (A. D. 1226);
father of Raṅgarājayajvan or Abhirāmavara who wrote the Jñānārṇava (MT. 1278) and
Tattvasaṅgraha (MT. 4500 (a) and (b)), and who was different from the other Abhirāmavaras (see
below).

The Saumyajāmātṛ figuring as the commentator on Tattvasaṅgraha in MT. 4500 (b) is probably
Vādikesari Saumyajāmātṛ who was a pupil of Peria Āccān Pillai.

bhakti. by Veṅkaṭanātha Vedānta Deśika. Adyar D. X. 130 (Extr. pp. 218-9). 131. BORI. 409
of 1875-76. BORI. D. IX. i. 80 (10 adhikaraṇas). D. p. 96 (inc.). Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 4 (2 mss.).
Hall p. 137. IO. 8011. Mad. Uni. 115A. Mysore I. p. 463 (3 mss.). Oudh XV. 126. XVI. 136. 1877, 48.
PUL. II. p. 166. Report XXVII. Skt. Coll. Mys. p. 11. Sri. Dev. 264. 310.

The Abhayapradānasāra of Veṅkaṭanātha is a Tamil work in a Sanskritised style, and some of
the mss. noted above e. g. Hall, IO., Mysore and Report) represent Sanskrit translations of the
original, which was produced probably by his son Varadācārya. See next entry.

bhakti. by Varadācārya. Adyar II. p. 154b (2 mss.). Adyar D. X. 130 [Page279-b] (Extr. p.
218). 131. Alwar 1547. Oudh VIII. 26. XV. 126.

yoga-tantra. by Gorakṣanātha. Jodhpur 864. 865.

Jain.

--Vratodyāpanaśrāvakavidhi. in Skt. Dig. Jain. See Jaina Sid. Bhās. XIII. i. p.
39.

(title restored by R. Kimura). Q. by Nāgārjuna in his Daśabhūmivibhāṣāśāstra. See
IHQ. III. ii. p. 417.

Jain. a Jain version of an Udayana legend.

See Hertel, Jinakīrti's ‘Geschichte von Pāla und Gopāla’ p. 127 ff. Wint. HIL. II. p.
567 fn.