Kavīndrācārya 1680.

Bud. AMG. II. p. 281. AR. XX. p. 478.

Fr. transl. from Tibetan Kandjour, AMG. V. pp. 188-91.

Jain. Chani 2672. 2816. See below.

Jain. 13 Pkt. Āryās based on Prajñāpanāsūtra, III. i. by Samayasundaragaṇi. Arrah I. A.
p. 2. JASB. 1908, p. 409a (no. 6720). Leumann 111 (Alpabahutvastavana). [Page409-b]

Ptd. with a.'s own Skt. gloss by Jaina Ātmānanda Sabhā (No. 19), Bhavanagar, 1914.

In the same edn. there is also ptd. an an. Alpabahutvavicārastavana or Mahādaṇḍakastotra in
20 Pkt. verses with a Skt. gloss.

Jain. JASB. 1908, p. 409a (nos. 6958, 7531).

Jain. Jainagranthāvalī p. 132. JBhP. I. 118.

--C. Avacūri. JBhP. I. 118.

Jain. BP. p. 179b. Praśasti II. p. 7.

or mahAdaNDakastotra Jain. an. 20 Pkt. verses. Ptd. See above under
Alpabahutvagarbhitamahāvīrastavana.

Jain. with Skt. paryāya. America 6863.

Jain. Pkt. JBhP. I. 119.

name of C. on the Aṣṭāṅgahṛdayasaṁhitā. TCD. 830. Tra. Ad. Rep. 1104. 91.

IM. 7612. Is it Ātmaṣaṭkopaniṣad a name of the Aitareya Up. ?

AR. XX. p. 396.

dvai. on the characteristic of the Sūtra form of literature ‘Alpākṣaratva’. MT. 1323 (a).

Bud. AMG. pp. 202. 312. AR. XX. pp. 396. 512. Nanjio 797. RASB. I. 16.

See Alaka.

a mantraśāstra writer, criticised by Jayaratha, in his C. Vivaraṇa on Vāmakeśvarīmata,
Kas. Texts. 66. p. 54. [Page410-a]

a teacher of Haṭha Yoga Sampradāya. Mentioned in Haṭharatnāvalī, TD. 6715.

a teacher of Yoga; a preceptor of the Liṅgāyat sect, known also as Prabhuliṅga.

Q. by Svātmārāma in the Haṭhapradīpa, Hall pp. 16. 17. Oxf. 234a.

On his association with Basava and the Liṅgāyat sect, see Basavapurāṇa and
Prabhuliṅgalīlā. MD. 2349 (Basavapurāṇa-ch. 13 on Allamaprabhu). Taylor I. pp. 613. 654. II.
584. 635. 687. 837-847. 854. III. 253. 274. 275. 546. 773.

also Mallarāja, son of king Hammīra who conquered Koṅkaṇa; between 1250-1350 A. D.

--Rasaratnapradīpikā. alaṁk.

Ptd. Bhāratīya Vidyā Series 8, Bombay, 1945.

father of Narahari, styled usually as Allāḍa Narahari (a. of Kirātārjunīya. ṭīkā. BORI.
D. XIII. i. 102. D. p. 135. Jodhpur 185. PUL. II. p. 252.)

son of Siddha Lakṣmaṇa; composed by the desire of king Sūryasena alias Gopīnārāyaṇa.

--Nirṇayāmṛta. dh. BORI. 122 of 1892-95. D. p. 189. Sūcīpattra 30. Written between 1250-1500
A. D. For a date after 1450 A. D., see J. Andhra His. Res. Soc. XII. iv. pp. 215-19.

father of Mummaḍideva, who wrote the Saṁsārataraṇi on Gauḍa Abhinanda's
Yogavāsiṣṭhasaṁkṣepa.

--Drāhyāyaṇīya Aparasūtra Ṭīkā. Mysore I. p. 72. [Page410-b]

son of Nāgamāmbā and Trivikramācārya, and pupil of Anantārya; salutes Vyāsāśrama and
Prajñānāraṇya.

--Bhāmatītilaka. Baroda 13768 (copied in 1334 A. D.). MT. 3282. 4190. 5401. TCD. 332. 333.