kāvya. story of the ring in the Rāmāyaṇa. Adyar.

(from the Āścaryacūḍāmaṇi ?) Muriṅgot Nambiyar 24. Putuvāmana Mana 1b.

Ref. to in Abhidharama-samuccaya-bhāṣya.

See JBRS. Vol. XXXV. p. 40.

IM. 8455.

Mad. Uni. R. K. S. 452.

--Kṛṣṇarājasārvabhaumatriśati. Mysore 7.

--Kṛṣṇarājāṣṭottaratriśatī. Mysore 7-8.

Panegyrics on one of the Kṛṣṇarāyas of Mysore, 10th king Doḍḍa Kṛṣṇarāya A. D. 1713-31
or the 12th Immaḍi Kṛṣṇarāya II. A. D. 1734-66 or the 16th Mummaḍi Kṛṣṇarāya III. A. D.
1799-1868.

Cf. MD. 11336, a Kṛṣṇarājastotra and Adyar II. p. 4, for different eulogies on a
Kṛṣṇarāja of Mysore by four other poets. [Page068-b]

by Śaṅkara Bhaṭṭa; son of Nārāyaṇa Bhaṭṭa; part of his Dharmadvaitanirṇaya. Mithilā
I. 2.

poet known from anthologies; an an. verse (Śp. 176) praises him along with Abhinanda
and Kālidāsa. For his verses see: Kvs. 320. Padyaracanā p. 64 (same as
Śp. 3803). Śp. 784. 3564. 3803. Skm. pp. 63. 64. 100. 237.
Smv. pp. 70. 72. 201.

Besides these verses found as Acala's there are verses found as Acaladāsa's,
Acalasiṁha's and Acalanṛsiṁha's; all these seem to refer to one and the same poet; for
Kvs. 320 Acala's is Acaladāsa's in Skm.; Śp. 784 and 3564 Acala's are found as
Acalasiṁha's in
Skm.

Similarly Acalarudra in Caturbhuja's anthology, Rasakalpadruma, (Alwar 1067. Extr. 225. p.
79) can also be identified with this Acala; for, the verse given here as Acalarudra's is given as
Acala's in Śp. and Padyāvalī.

Pracaladāsa and Pracalasiṁha, Auf. I. 384a are mistakes for this Acaladāsa and
Acalasiṁha.

See also Skm. pp. 92 (Acalanṛsiṁha). 260. 261. 269. 270. 271. 273. 275 (Acalasiṁha).
See also Kvs. Intro. pp. 18-19 and Skm. Intro. p. 37.

Bud. AMG. II. p. 297. AR. XX. p. 494.

Q. by Ujjvaladatta in his Vṛtti on Uṇādisūtras, p. 119, Calcutta edn.

Bud. by Vanaratna. JBORS. XXI. i. p. 41.

Bud. by Dīpaṅkarajñāna. Cordier II. p. 356-7 (2 mss.).

Bud. Cordier III. p. 192. [Page069-a]

or acala (?) for two verses of his on Bharata, the a. of the Nāṭyaśāstra, see
Ind. Ant. X. p. 167, Inscription of 8th cent. A. D. Did Acala write a treatise on Nāṭya
following Bharata ?

father of Sadārāma and grandfather of Kṛṣṇadatta (Sāndrakutūhala, BORI. D. XIV. 238).

--Gurvāvalī. Jain. Peters. VI. p. 114.

see also above under Acala.

guru of Bhāskara Dīkṣita (Rudrapaddhati. RASB. II. 783), who was son of Rāmakṛṣṇa
Dīkṣita and of Ānandarāma (Ṣoḍaśasaṁskārapaddhati, RASB. II. 792). See also RASB. II.
1072.

Bud. Nanjio 1426.

Mithilā.

one of the three sons of Vatsarāja, son of Govinda (? Śāṅkhāyanamahāvratabhāṣya), son of
Lakṣmīdhara, son of Ananta, one of the four sons of Dhārigadeva or Dhāriṅgadeva of the
Maḍoḍas, a family of Nāgara Vāḍava Brāhmaṇas of Vṛddhanagara (Vadnagar) or Ānandapura.
Alwar, Extr. 291. 323. IO. 1580-83. According to Alwar, Extr. 291, wrote the Āhnikadīpaka in A. D.
1443; and according to Alwar, Extr. 323, wrote the Nirṇayadīpaka in A. D. 1518. The long interval
between these two dates is puzzling.

Also called Bhāgavateya; see IO. 1582.

Pupil of Bhaṭṭa Vināyaka of Vṛddhanagara (Kauṣītaki Brāhmaṇa Bhāṣya, more correctly
Śāṅkhāyana). [Page069-b]

--Āhnikadīpaka (Śāṅkhāyana Āhnika is the same as this). Alwar 16. 1269. Extr. 291.

--Nirṇayadīpaka. Adyar I. p. 114b. Alwar 323. Bikaner 2440. 2441. BORI. 189 of 1884-87. 5 of
1907-15. IM. 5870.

Ptd. Nadiad. 1897. Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1892-1906. 15.

--Mahārudrapaddhati according to Ṛgveda, Śākalaśākhā. Alwar 337. Dāhilakṣmī XXXVII. 2
(Mahārudravidhāna).

Bud. AMG. II. p. 326. AR. XX. p. 527. Lalou p. 86.

dh. B. III. 66. Is it any of the works of Acaladvivedin noted above ?

see above under Acala.

an. PUL. I. p. 77.