alaṁk. or Candrāloka. by Jayadeva]. See Candrāloka.

alaṁk. by Śivarāma Tripāṭhin, son of Kṛṣṇarāma. Mentioned among his works at the end of
his Rāvaṇapuravadha. Stein p. 292.

alaṁk. an. Adyar.

--by Śrīnivāsācārya. Oppert I. 3104.

alaṁk. a recast of the Pratāparudrīya of Vidyānātha by Harṣopādhyaya (?), Upādhyāya or
Aubhalārya (Ahobalārya ?) Kṛṣṇa of Devarakoṇḍa. Written for a patron named Gopāladeva. Adyar
D. V. 1626. MD. 12798 (inc.). MT. 3325 (inc.). 5225. 5559 (transcript of above). Trav. Uni.
3755.

alaṁk. by Keśavamiśra. q. in his Alaṁkaraśekhara. [Page404-b]

alaṁk. by Prabhākara; Q. by Makkibhaṭṭa alias Hemādri in his C. on the Raghuvaṁśa, MT.
3766. p. 51.

by Ruyyaka. (by Maṅkhuka according to some S. Indian a. s and mss.).

Maṅkhuka was Ruyyaka's pupil and Jayaratha notes corruptions and additions in the text of the A.
S. These facts explain the wrong tradition of Maṅkhuka's authorship of the A. S. At best, Maṅkhuka
added a few things here and there in the text, like the citations from his own
Śrīkaṇṭhacarita.

On its authorship, see S. Venkitasubramoni Aiyar, JOR. Madras XXVI. pp. 40-52; V.
Raghavan,
ibid. pp. 53-54.

Adyar II. p. 33b (3 mss.). Adyar D. V. 1627. 1628 (inc.). (Maṅkhuka). Alph. List Beng. Govt. p.
8 (2 mss.). Bikaner 3552. BORI. 236, 237, 238, 239 of 1875-76. BORI. D. XII. 24. 25. 26. 27 (27
Sūtras only). Burnell 54a (3 mss.) (Maṅkhuka). D. p. 85. Damodar. GD. 1327A. 1328. 1329
(Maṅkhuka). Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 6 (2 mss.). IIO. Stein 197. Kavīndrācārya 1949. L. 3015. MD.
12796 (Maṅkhuka). Mithilā II. ii. 6. Mysore I. p. 297 (3 mss.). NP. VIII. 16. Oppert I. 952. 3380.
4104. 4273. II. 1605. 5916. 6876 (Maṅkhuka). Oxf. 210a. Paliyam 226 (a) (Maṅkhuka). 226 (f). 228
(a). (Rucaka). 231 (a). 538 (a). PUL. II. p. 196 (2 mss.). RASB. VI. 4850-51. Report XV. XVI (4
mss.). Rice 280. Stein 58 (3 mss.). Taylor I. 166. TCD. 1160B (Maṅkhuka). TD. 5135-7 (Maṅkhuka).
Trav. Uni. 440B. 440E (Maṅkhuka). 768. 953. 1208B. 10927U. L. 313. 10599B. 11067. C. 624B. 10976B.
[Page405-a] (inc.). 13414 (inc.). L. 950 (inc.) (last six Maṅkhuka). Waranga 73 (b). Whish 151. 1
(Maṅkhuka).

Ptd. (1) with Jayaratha's Vimarśinī. K. M. 35. (2) with Vṛtti by Samudrabandha.
TSS. 40.

--C. by Maṅkhuka (?). Hombucca 19 (c).

--C. an. Oppert I. 5892. Trippūṇittura II. 44.

--C. Vimarśinī by Jayaratha. Bikaner 3553. BORI. 230-33 of 1875-76. BORI. D. XII. 28. 29. 30.
31. D. p. 85 (4 mss.). Damodar. IIO. Stein 197. IO. 5222 (fr.). 5223. Mithilā II. ii. 3. Oxf. 210.
Peters. II. Intro. pp. 17. 18. Radh. 47. R. A. Sastri I. p. 27. Report XV (4 mss.). Stein 59 (2
mss.).

Edn. K. M. 35.

--C. by Alaka. Q. in Kāvyaprakāśasārasamuccaya by Ratnakaṇṭha. Peters. II. Extr. p. 17.

--C. by Samudrabandha written for Ravivarman of Kerala, (born 1265 A. D.). Adyar D. V. 1629
(inc.). GD. 1325. MT. 3004. Paliyam 223 (b). 538 (c). TD. 5138-9. Trav. Uni. 8960. L192C. Triv. Cur.
I. 206. IV. 101. Whish 151. 2 (fr.).

Edn. TSS. 40.

--C. Sañjīvinī by Śrīvidyācakravarttin. GD. 1326. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 6 (2 mss.). MD.
12799. 12800. Mysore I. p. 297 (2 mss.). Naḍuvil Maṭham 98 (has 2 additional intro. verses).
Paliyam 223 (a). 235. Taylor I. 166. TCD. 1159. 1160A. 1161. Tra. Ad. Rep. 1104. 12. Trav. Uni. L.
313A. C. 624A. T. 326. 819. 10702. Trippūṇittura I. 348. Triv. Cur. IV. 102. V. 210.
Viśvabhāratī 3005. [Page405-b]

This C. contains a resume of the Alaṁk. sarvasva in Kārikās by Vidyācakravarttin; for a
separate collection of these Kārikās called Alaṁk. sarvasvanikṛṣṭārthakārikā, see Trav.
Uni. C. 656. T. 329. Triv. Cur. V. 209; the latter part of GD. 1389C also seems to contain these
Kārikās.

Critically edited on the basis of these mss. with an introductory study and appendices, by S. S.
Janaki, Mehrchand Lacchmandas, Delhi, 1966.

--Maṅkhukasūtrodāharaṇa, abstract of both Vidyācakravartin and Samudrabandha. MT. 2970.

Prativādibhayaṅkar p. 7, no. 18.

alaṁk. B. III. 44.

by Kavīśvararāja. CPB. 275.

cited by Jayaratha in his Vimarśinī on the Alaṁk. sarvasva (pp. 88, 97. 171. 172. 184. K.
M. edn.); by Śobhākara in Alaṁkāraratnākara, p. 9.

alaṁk. by Nṛsiṁha. Mysore I. p. 297.

alaṁk. in 10 chs. by Bālakṛṣṇa Bhaṭṭa styled Tighara, son of Govardhana Bhaṭṭa; of
Vallabha school.

Bombay 1879-82, p. 9. BORI. 23 of 1881-82. 272 of 1884-86. BORI. D. XII. 32. 33. D. p. 19. P. 18.
Peters. III. p. 393 (no. 272). De, (Skt. Poe. I. pp. 273. 303) is wrong in suggesting this a.
as Bālambhaṭṭa Pāyaguṇḍa. Bālakṛṣṇa Bhaṭṭa q. Appayya. (BORI. D. XII. 33 is dated
1702).

alaṁk. in kārikās, 8 chs. by Bhāvadeva. Pattan I. Intro. p. 48.

Ptd. as Appendix to Alaṁkāramahodadhi, GOS. 95. pp. 343-56. [Page406-a]

alaṁk. of Udbhaṭa. See Kāvyālaṁkārasārasaṅgraha.

a work on poetics is attributed to Śrī Kṛṣṇadevarāya. by the a. of Prapañcadarpaṇa, MT.
2838, an undependable work.

alaṁk. otherwise called kuvalayAnandakhaNDana by Bhīmasena Dīkṣita, composed at
Jodhpur while Ajitasiṁha (1680-1725 A. D.) was reigning. A sort of C. on ch. 10 of Kāvyaprakāśa.
Ref. to earlier C. s of Devanātha Tarkapañcānana, Govinda Ṭhakkura and Jayarāma
Nyāyapañcānana; criticises Kuvalayānanda and other later works for multiplying figures and shows
sixty-one figures as enough.

A title ‘Ekaṣaṣṭyalaṁkāraprakāśa’, Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 20 and L. 1447 ref. to the
same work’.

Alph. List Beng. Govt. pp. 8. 20. 28. BORI. 150 of 1902-07. BORI. D. XII. 156. L. 1447. 4084.
RASB. VI. 4895. 4896.

For a full list of q. s here see BORI. D. XII. 156. See also Proceed. AIOC. IX (1937) p.
494, esp. fn. 10, JASB. (NS) XI (1915) p. 284.

alaṁk. by Bhīmasena Dīkṣita. Ref. to by a. in his Kāvyaprakāśavyākhyā. See De, Skt.
Poe. Vol. I. p. 184.

alaṁk. name of C. by Nāgeśa on the Kuvalayānanda.

alaṁk. name of C. by Kṛṣṇa on the Sāhityaratnākara, Hpr. IV. p. 252 (no. 340). MT.
3361.

alaṁk. by Gaṇapati. BORI. 409 of 1892-95.

alaṁk. attributed to Sāyaṇa, son of Māyaṇa, younger brother of [Page406-b] Mādhava and
elder brother of Bhoganātha. Mysore I. p. 297 (4 mss.).

Illustrative verses here are in praise of Sāyaṇa, the author, and are the composition of
Bhoganātha; they form a collection called Udāharaṇamālā; these verses refer to Sāyaṇa and
Mādhava as ministers of Harihara I (1336-55 A. D.) and Bukka (1355-77 A. D.); refers to Sāyaṇa as
having helped Bukka to capture Udayagiri and establish a kingdom there, as the minister of Kampaṇa
I (1343-50) and minister and tutor of his son Saṁgama II (insc. 1353), as having taken part in wars
with and defeated Sambuvarāja, and as a patron of scholars.

Other works of Bhoganātha are also q. here.

See Ind. Ant. 1916, pp. 22-24. The Alaṁk. sudhānidhi q. Viśveśvara's
Camatkāracandrikā, the verse q. being a Cakrabandha mentioning King Śiṅgabhūpāla; it q. also
the Rasārṇavasudhākara.

This is evidently the work q. by Kumārasvāmin and Appayya (Vṛttivārttika p. 19).

For a detailed critical study see D. C. Sarasvati, ABORI. Golden Jubilee Vol. pp.
253-82.

alaṁk. consisting of 75 sūtras ascribed to Vatsyāyana (?) Hz. 269.

alaṁk. Q. in Jayaratha's Vimarśinī on Alaṁkārasarvasva, p. 150, K. M. edn.

alaṁk. another set of sūtras ascribed to Auddālaki Gautama on which one Kṛṣṇāvadhūta
writes a Bhāṣya called Camatkāracāmīkara. [Page407-a] MT. 5726. 7552. Trav. Uni. 9416. 9420
(inc.).