Mysore N. D. VII. B. 24199.|24|220|18|28|

Trav. Uni. 4983.|24|220|17|16|

RORI. XVIII. 2614. [Page221-a]|24|220|21|18|

q. in Rāmarcanacandrikā, IO. 2607.

Jaipur Mus. Ser. 2. p. 93. Prayag I. 1853. SB. New DC. V. iv. 80023. |24|221|18|103|

SB. New DC. XIII. 50535 (inc.).|24|221|19|31|

son of Sūryadāsa.

See under Rāmacandra Vājapeyin. |24|221|14|50|

authority cited by Gadādhara in his Bhāṣya on Pāraskaragṛhyasūtra. Bomb. Uni. 923; in
Prayogabhūṣaṇa, RASB. II. 383. |24|221|14|116|

--Ṣaṭtriṃśatpāpakṣayapūraṇa. mīm. BHU. 2810 (inc.).|24|221|14|50|

Ujjain I. p. 18.

--by Sūryadāsa (?). Nagpur Uni. 2316-17. |24|221|19|57|

--C. Vyākhyā on Vāyustava. Triv. Cur, III, 66.

--C. Vyākhyā on Viṣṇustava. Triv. Cur. III. 67. |24|221|11|93|

alias Rāmapāṇivāda.

See under Rāmapāṇivāda. |24|221|11|44|

(1832-1896 A.D.) also known as Rāmānandanātha, son of Nārāyaṇi Vārassyār and
Kaitakkaṭṭu Bhaṭṭatiri of Karikkāṭṭu (Gajavana) family in Kerala, preceptor of Govindanātha
(a. of Gaurīkalyāṇa, MT. [Page221-b]

2915(a)). He was educated at home by his uncles Rāma and Kṛṣṇa. He had written around thirty
works. |24|221|22|293|

(1832-1896 A.D.) also known as Rāmānandanātha, Paṇḍitapāraśavendra and Vāgdāsa, of
Kaikkulaṅṅara Vāriyam family; disciple of Yogānanda. He was famous for his Malayalam work on
Sanskrit Grammar called Padasaṃskāracandrikā.

See K. K. Raja, CKSL. p. 258.

--C. Saralākṣarā on Amaruśataka.

Ptd. in Mai. Script Cochin, 1881.

--C. on Kumārasambhava.

--C. Rahasyakalpataru on Laghustuti. Trav. Uni. L-39-D. Trav. Uni. Sup. 21635-A (inc.).

For his other works, see Kerala Skt. Lit. pp. 92-93. |24|221|11|480|

on story of Rāma. TCD. 976-D. Trav. Uni. 5606-D.|24|221|11|48|

nāṭaka. q. in Nāṭakalakṣaṇaratnakośa of Sāgaranandin.

See V. Raghavan, Some Old Lost Rāma Plays, pp. 96-97. |24|221|11|107|

or Rāmacitrastotra. by Rāmabhadra Dīkṣita. Adyar I. p. 193b. Adyar D. IV. 1861.

Ptd. Stavamaṇimālā, pp. 122-30. |24|221|17|111|

paur. by Viṣṇuvāsudeva. CPB. 4669-4670.

--or Sahasramukharāvaṇacarita. from Padma- [Page222-a]purāṇa. IM. 170l (inc.). MT. 9143 (a).
RASB. V. 3196 (II). 3197 (II). |24|221-222|10|149|

of Tapāgaccha. disciple of Vijayadānasūri and preceptor of Amaraharṣa (a. of
Hīravijayasūrisvādhyāya).

See Tank, Dict. of Jaina Biography, p. 55. |24|222|10|146|

--Mandaphalasāraṇī. jy. Jaipur Mus. Ser. 2. p. 77.|24|222|10|49|

--Raṇahastī. BORI. 984 of 1886-92. |24|222|10|34|

--Vīrajinastavana. JBhP. I. 2397.

--Śāntinātharāsa, Baroda III. 16516. BORI. 1344 of 1886-92. 841 of 1895-1920. Saurashtra p.
77 (inc.). |24|222|10|134|

disciple of Sumativijaya of Tapāgaccha.

--C. Vṛtti on Upadeśamālā(prakaraṇa) of Dharmadāsa Gaṇi. composed in 1724 A.D. See under
the text.

Addl. mss.:

Baroda II. 2737. III. 15103. L. D. Ser. 20. 389. 427. RORI. XIII. 1319.

Ptd. Jaina Dharma Prasāraka Sabhā, Bhavanagar: Bombay, 1911.

See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28. 271. 870.

--Priyavilāsa. kāvya. RORI. XIII. 2509. Extr. p. 384.

See Poona Ori. XII. p. 17. [Page222-b]|24|222|10|404|

Ānandāśrama 4820 (adhy. 39). BISM. Nasik Patawardhan 256. NS. Press 233.

--by a disciple of Aruṇācalanātha. MT. 3445 (inc.).

--by Aruṇācalanātha. PUL. II. p. 266 (inc.). VVRI. I. p. 225 (inc.).

Cf. above

--in 6 kāṇḍas. on the story of Rāmāyaṇa. by Nāganātha, son of Śeṣamāmbā and disciple
of Kandūri Cokkanātha. Adyar D. V. 645.

--by Rūpanātha Upādhyāya. (18th-19th Cent.). CPB. 4671 (a. Rūpanātha Ojha).

See S. N. Dasgupta, HSL. Classical Period, Vol. I. p. 630.

Pub. (1) with Intro. by Pt. Narayana Sastri, ed. by Ganapatilal Jha, Vidyavilasa Press Benares,
1932.

See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, pp. 2110. 2218.

--by Sonthi Bhadrādri Rāmaśāstrin (1856-1915), son of Gaṅgārāmayya of Gautamagotra of
Pīṭhāpur in Godāvarī district.

See M. Krishnamachariar, HCSL. sn. 539. |24|222|15|757|

vyāyoga. by Lakṣmīnārāyaṇaśāstrin (Bhāgavata) of Vijayanagara.

Ptd. Bombay, 1901.

See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1892-1906. 335. |24|222|10|120|

of Tapāgaccha. preceptor of Vijaya Gaṇi (a. of C. Subodhikā on Raghuvaṃśa of Kālidāsa,
BORI. D. XIII. i. 584). [Page223-a]|24|222|15|110|