Bud. Cordier II. p. 302.

Bud. Cabaton I. 62 (83).

Bud. Cordier II. p. 377 (2 mss.). III. p. 32. Nepal II. p. 204 (in Sādhanasamuccaya).

--an. Ptd. Sādhanamālā Pt. I. GOS. XXVI. no. 65.

--by Ajitamitra. Cordier II. p. 301. III. pp. 4. 30. 177.

Ptd. ibid. no. 55.

Bud. by Śraddhākaravarman. Cordier II. p. 301.

mantra. MD. 7742.

poet. Kvs. 430. Skm. pp. 109. 173.

from Brahmāṇḍapurāṇa. Trav. Uni. 4219A.

had the title “mahābhāṣya”; of Vātsya gotra; father of Ḍiṇḍima Rāma a. of a C. on
Saundaryalaharī (MD. 10874). Hpr. IV. 33 (Ms. of the Saundaryalaharīvyākhyā dated 1775 A.
D.).

poet. Smv. pp. 13. 186. 256. 291. 334. 346. Śp. 76. Probably Arisiṁha below.
Smv. p. 334 verse 16 in his name is Bālabhārata I. xi. 6 of Amaracandra with whom Arisiṁha
collaborated.

II 1555-1602 A. D. Ruler of Sodā (Sodā Samasthānam) in Gorāṣṭradeśa, east of Gokarṇa in
Konkan. Mādhava Sarasvatī wrote at Sodā in his time the Sarvadarśanakaumudī etc. (MT. 3085
(a)). The details of the date of the passing away of Mādhava Sarasvatī given in MT. 3085 (b) may
be taken to correspond to 14-5-1560 A. D.

See Epi. Ind. XXXIV. (1961) pp. 205-6, Honnehall ins. of Arasappa [Page369-b] Nayaka II is
d. 1555 A. D. and ARE. 1939-40, no. E-46 is his Karasvalli ins. of 1602 A. D.

See also Bombay Gazetteer XV. ii. 1883. pp. 120, 266, 347; J. of the Bomb. Uni. XXIX.
i-iv. pp. 1-3.

Arasappa is said to have patronised also Akalaṅka a. of Karṇāṭa Śabdānuśāsana (1604 A.
D.).

Jain. Ben. Jain 30. Jhalrapatan p. 40.

--Dig. Jain. Skt. by Vinodilāla. See Jaina Sid. Bhās. IV. ii. p. 117.

Jain. from the Kathāsaṅgraha. Pattan I. p. 378.

--C. on Dhanañjaya's Rāghavapāṇḍavīya. Arrah I. 652. 653. Moodbidri II. 63. In fact, only
the sponsor of the C.

jy. Rice 28.

Av. khila. Kavīndrācārya 97.

son of Pravarasena, a Dramiḍa prince, son of king Dramiḍa.

--C. Sudhāvidyotinī on Saundaryalaharī. which is ascribed to king Pravarasena, the father of
the commentator. MD. 10876. Śg. I. pp. 132-35. TCD. 293F.

Usually the hymn Saundaryalaharī is ascribed to Śaṅkarācārya; in MD. 10874, Diṇḍima Rāma
in his C. records traditions ascribing it to Śiva Himself and Devī Herself, besides
Śaṅkarācārya.

In this C. Sudhāvidyotinī, however, we are given a new story. In the Tamil country there was a
prince of the royal house called Pravarasena, who had been blessed by Devī with her own breast-milk
and who composed this hymn in a forest where his father, [Page370-a] king Dramiḍa had abandoned him
soon after his birth owing to some bad combination of planets in his horoscope. This Pravarasena, in
previous birth, had been a Brahman on the banks of the Ganges, worshipping Kāmarāja. He was
subsequently brought to the capital; to him and queen Rūpavatī was born Aricchit who wrote his
gloss on his father's hymn.

In this connection it may be pointed out that the hymn itself refers to the story of a “Dramiḍa
śiśu” being given milk by the Goddess, an allusion which is usually taken to refer to the Tamil
hymnist Jñānasambandhar.

Mysore I. p. 631.

Trav. Uni. 1417I.

or Malladeva.

--Tṛtīyajvarāṣṭaka. BORI. D. XIX. i. 242.

--Dṛṣṭāntamālā (-ratnāvalī). Jainagranthāvalī p. 180.

Ptd. Jamnagar, 1925-26.

Bud. Pāli. writer of Pagan, of the Chapaṭa sect.; 15th Cent. A. D.

--Ganthābharaṇa. Pāli. gr.

Ptd. in a collection. Rangoon, 1905. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1892-1906. 53-4. 575.

--Jātakaviśodhana. on the Jātakas.

--Maṇidīpa, a C. on the Atthasālinī on Dhammasaṅgaṇi of the Abhidammapiṭaka.

--Maṇisāramañjūṣā, a C. on Abhidhammattha vibhāvani. Colombo D. I. 691.

See also Bode, Pāli. Lit. Burma, p. 41 ff.

Ptd. Rangoon, 1905. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28. 77-8. [Page370-b]

Bud. Pāli. a compilation, probably of life histories of eminent Buddhists made in Ceylon,
intended to be read out to gatherings. Mahāvaṁsa xxxvi. 38. transl. 258, n. 6.

Bud. Pāli. by Nāṇābhisāsanadhaja Mahādhammarājaguru of Burma, Sāsanavaṁsa pp. 134.
135.

Bud. Pāli. mentioned in a list of works in an inscription of 1442 A. D. at Pagan. See Bode,
Pāli Lit. Burma p. 107.

the younger, pupil of Ariyālaṁkāra.

--C. Sārattavikāsinī on Kaccāyanabheda. Fausbo7ll 154. See Bode, Pāli Lit. Burma, p.
55. Sāsanavaṁsa pp. 106-12.