Jain work in Skt. BORI. 1080 of 1887-91.

Jain. JASB. 1908, p. 409a (nos. 7129. 7353. 7474.)

Jain. JASB. 1908, p. 409a (no. 7474).

Jain. JASB. 1908, p. 409a (no. 7129).

Apabhraṁśa name for Arhadvijñapti.

BORI. D. XVII. iii. 711 (see no. 30 of the other works in the codex).

grammarian and lexicographer. q. by Rāyamukuṭa and Vidyāvinodanārāyaṇa on Amara; ref. to
in the Kośakalpataru. Peters. II. Extr. p. 124. See Aruṇadatta. Q. also by Vallabha in his C. on
Śiloñcanāmamālā.

or AruNa Hz. 691. 779. MD. 169. 171. 172-80. 181 (col. on p. 213). 182 (col.
[Page372-a] on pp. 217. 218). MT. 189 (c). 325. 4974 (f). TA. 1435/2. 2124. 2486. 2692. 2871/2. 4338
(d). Taylor II. 316. TD. 876. 877. Venkataramanayya 9.

The name Aruṇa or Āruṇa in S. I. mss. refers to the opening Praśna of the Taitt. Āraṇyaka.
It is so called because of the ‘Āruṇas’ who are the Ṛṣis of that Kāṇḍa. It is also called
Āruṇaketuka which is one of the eight Kāṇḍas constituting the Kāṭhaka which is of six
Prapāṭhakas, X-XII of the 3rd Kāṇḍa. Taitt. Brāh. and I-III of the Taitt. Āraṇ. Begins
“Bhadram karṇebhih2”. See Bhaṭṭa Bhāskara's C. on the Taitt. Āraṇ., opening portion.

When however MD. and TD. entries given above apply the name “Āruṇa” to the whole of the Taitt.
Āraṇyaka the name “Āruṇa” is confused with Āraṇa, itself a corruption of Āraṇyaka.

South Indian Grantha edns. of Kāṭhaka contain the name ‘Aruṇa’ and ‘Āruṇaśākhā’ for the
above noted portion of the Taitt. Āraṇ. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1876-92. 503, Āruṇakāṅka and
ibid. 1892-1906. 111-112, ‘Aruṇaśakhā’.

More popularly, the initial portion of the Taitt. Āraṇ. called Āruṇa is called
Sūryanamaskāra. See Adyar I. p. 16a.

See also Āruṇa, Āruṇaketuka, NCC. II. p. 163.

--C. Aruṇabhāṣya. Kaḍayanallūr 63.

IO. II. p. 68. See above ‘Aruṇa’ and below Āruṇa, Āruṇaketuka, NCC. II. p. 163.

med. preparation of a variety of medical oil. TD. 11215. [Page372-b]

--C. on Gītagovinda. Tra. Ad. Rep. 1114. 69.

vedic guru of Rāmacandra of the Kāśyapagotra, of Mullandrum (a. of Saundaryalaharīvyākhyā.
MT. 2082 (a)).

guru of the father of Devarāja (a. of Gurupavanapurādhīśvarastotra, TCD. 1097).

of Kauṇḍinya gotra, son of Śeṣādri and pupil of Veṅkaṭādri; patronised by Godavarma,
king of Vadakkumkūr; C. 1550-1650 A. D.

--Godavarmayaśobhūṣaṇa. on arthālaṁkāras. TCD. 1179. 1180. Triv. Cur. I. 212.

Ptd. in the J. of Trav. Uni. Ori. Mss. Library, Vol. I.

alias Śivadāsa. ref. to also as Aruṇācala and Aṇṇāmalai; son of Rāmadatta and pupil of
Śrīkaṇṭha (vide C. on Raghuvaṁśa, Trav. Uni. 6008A).

--Kumārasambhavavyākhyā.

Ptd. TSS. 27. 32. 36.

--Raghuvaṁśaprakāśikā. MT. 2486 (VII-XIX), q. Vallabha (C. on Raghu.), Dakṣiṇāvartta (C.
on Raghu.), Sajjana (lexicographer) and Keśava 12th Cent. A. D. (lexicographer). IO. 6988 (one col.
calls him son of Rāmadatta; another, son of Kāla).

C. 1422-50 A. D. of Mullandrum (Mūlāṇḍa) village near Tiruvaṇṇāmalai in N. Arcot
Dt., S. I.; belonged to a family of Gauḍas who migrated from Varendra in Bengal.

Of Gautama gotra and Sāmaveda; son of Rājanātha and Abhirāmanāyikā, [Page373-a] daughter of
Ḍiṇḍimaprabhu and sister of Sabhāpati Bhaṭṭāraka (MT. 1611 (b)); grandson of Sabhāpati (who
defeated poet Nāgaṇa); and defeated poets of Ballāla's court and was called Kaviprabhu.

Known as Ḍiṇḍimakavisārvabhauma and Birudakavi pitāmaha; father of Rājanātha (a. of
Sāluvābhyudaya, MD. 11818) known as Daśarūpakāgraṇīh2, and grandfather of Kumāraḍiṇḍima
Kavirājarāja Aruṇagirinātha who wrote the Vīrabhadravijayaḍima, MT. 2090 (d).

See also NCC. IV. p. 203a, Kumāraḍiṇḍima.

--Mahānāṭakasūktisudhānidhi. See Sources of Vijayanagar History, University of
Madras, p. 85; ascribed to Immaḍi Devarāya, i.e., Devarāya II (1422-46 A. D.). MD.
1272. MT. 609 (c).

--Rāmābhyudaya. ibid. p. 85. ascribed to Sāluva Narasiṁha. 1450-91 A. D. TCD.
1515.

--Somavallīyogānandaprahasana. MT. 1611 (b). Mysore I. p. 287. Skt. Coll. Mys. p. 6. TD. 4637.
4638.

On this, see V. Raghavan, Saṁskṛta Raṅga Annual V. pp. 55-68.

Ptd. by Paravastu Venkataranganathasvami, 1895.

1550 A. D.; known as Ṣaḍbhāṣāsārvabhauma, Kumāra-Ḍiṇḍima and Kavirājarāja; composed
many inscriptions; father-in-law of Mallikārjuna, a. of Satyabhāmāpariṇaya, MT. 2168;

Grandson of the previous; son of Durgā and Rājanātha (a. of Sāluvābhyudaya); his wife made a
land gift in 1550 A. D. (Insc. 397 of 1911). [Page373-b]

--Vīrabhadravijaya, a ḍima. MT. 2090 (d).

See NCC. IV. p. 203a.

father of Rājanātha, a. of Acyutarāyābhyudāya (Acyutarāya C. 1530-42 A. D.) and
Bhāgavatacampū, MD. 11451.

--Bhikṣāṭanakāvya ? Tra. Ad. Rep. 1101. 56.

of the Bhārgava gotra, son of Rāmacandra.

--Guṇapāṭha. med. MD. 13263.

--Śṛṅgārasaptaśatī. GD. 1979 (Ms. dated 1626 A. D.).

from Bhaviṣyatpurāṇa. RASB. V. 3742.

a. of a copper plate grant of King Bhānudatta, probably a vassal chief. See Epi. Ind.
23. p. 199.

son of Mṛgāṅkadatta. C. 1220 A. D. See Hoernle, Osteology, p. 17.

--C. Sarvāṅgasundarī on the Aṣṭāṅgahṛdaya.

--Suśrutaṭīkā. NW. 594. Sūcīpattra 25.

grammarian and lexicographer. q. by Ujjvaladatta (see Calcutta edn. pp. 142. 174. 193) and
Rāyamukuṭa; also in the Gaṇaratnamahodadhi, Eggeling edn. p. 119; in the
Saupadmadhātupāṭhavyākhyā, IO. 893; by Sādhusundaragaṇi in Dhāturatnākara of (1624 A. D.),
Br. Mus. p. 159a.

For some more q.s in an an. C. on Amarakośa, see JOR. Madras, VI. pp. 247. 252.

of Tiruvārūr in Tanjore Dt. pupil of Jñānaprakāśācārya the Elder.

--Prāsādacandrikā. Adyar (IX. N. 31. fol. 5a). Adyar D. X. 827. 828. Extr. pp. 516-17.
[Page374-a]

For a ms. representing this text, with additional sheets containing extracts from Devīkālottara
āgama, see TD. 15386.

Ptd. Madras, 1929.