-C. Subodhinī on Raghuvaṃśa. SB. New DC. XI. 41026.

father of Rāmacandra Nyāyavāgīśa (a. of Kāvyacandrikā on Rasamañjarī, RASB. VI.
4906-09.).

father of Jagannātha, (a. C. Viveka on Nañvādaviveka, Stein 147).

a poet, while Ahmadnagar was finally conquered and annexed to the Delhi empire in time of Shah
Jahan. Vidyānidhi settled at Benares, assumed headship of the Paṇḍits and got the title
‘Kavīndra’ for his knowledge of philoshphy. [Page29-127b]

He was also regarded as Sarasvatī, got title of Sarvavidhyanidhana from Shah Jahan.

See JBORS. Vol. I. 1915. pp. 63-66.

poet q. in Vidyākarasahasraka, vv. 428. 675.

one of the anthorities consulted by Harṣavardhana for his Liṅgānuśāsana, Adyar D. VI.
409.

identity not specified.

-Atandracandrikā nāṭaka. Oudh V. 8. VIII. 6.

-Jyotissāgarasāra.

See Kane, HDS. I. p. 1221b. See under the text.

Addl. mss.:

Allahabad D. IV. 3518 (a. given as Viśvanātha). SSPC. II. F. 37. 49.

-Tattvasiddhānta. IO. 2208.

-Mīmāṃsātattvasiddhānta or Tattvasiddhānta.

-Sambandhadīpikā. dh. Baroda I. 10106.

See Kane, HDS. I. ii. p. 1142b.

-Vṛttataraṅgiṇī. SB. New DC. XI. 44083 (inc.).

formerly Kṛṣṇārya, successor of Rāmacandra Tīrtha, died in 1385. See Bhr. p. 204.

-Viśiṣṭādvaitasiddhānta.

Ptd. Agrawala Press, Mathura, 1929.

See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, pp. 3015. [Page29-128a]

father of (a. of Citrarūpavicāra, SB. New DC. VIII. 30192).

of Bengal, of 16th cent. belonged to the Banerjis of the Ākhaṃḍala family, was the great
patriarch of the Bhaṭṭā-cāryas. son of Vidyāvācaspati; a smṛti writer honoured by the Gauḍa
King, and father of Rudra Nyāyavācaspati Bhaṭṭācārya (Naiyā-yika and poet) (a. of
Bhāvavilāsa, Bhramara-dūta etc.) of Bengal and Viśvanātha Siddhāntapañcānana (a. of
Bhāṣāpariccheda).

For more about the a. see JASB. (NS) XI (1915) 286.

-Citnāmaṇivivecana. See D. N. Bhattacarya, Hist. Navya Ny. in Mithilā, pp. 87. 114.

-C. on Tattvacintāmaṇi of Gaṅgeśa. Rep. Hpr. 1901-06, p. 17 (for bk. 4).

-Dolārohaṇapddhati. Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 53. Gough p. 34. PUL. I. p. 90.

See Kane, HDS. I. ii. p. 1221b.

-Dvādaśayātrāprayoga. on twelve festivals of Lord Jagannātha.

See Kane, HDS. I. ii. p. 1221b.

-C. on Nyāyasūtra. Allahabad D. XI. i. 748. 1275.

-Saccaritamīmāṃsā. dh. q. in Avatāravādāvali, by Puruṣottama, Oxf. 38b.

Baroda 12694 (inc.). Jaipur Mus. Ser. 7. pp. 224-25 (2 mss. with Extr.). See D. N. Bhattacarya,
Hist. of Navya. Ny. in Mithila p. 185. [Page29-128b]

identity not specifed.

-Nyāyavācaspati (?). RORI. XXII. 803 (inc.).

-C. on Mugdhabodha. q. by Durgādāsa on his C. on Mughdabodha, Oxf. 174b.

Amer, Jaipur p. 206 (inc.). BORI. 1124 of 1891-95. 99 of 1898-99. Peters. VI. p. 144 (no. 99).
Lakṣmīsena p. 29 (fr.).

-Bālagrahacikitsā from. RORI. II. 4796.

-or Vidyānuśāsana by (Bhaṭṭa) Akalaṅka. Mysore I. p. 586. Mysore N. D. XIV. 45068. Extr. p.
781.

-by Indranandiguru. See Jinaratnakośa, p. 355b.

-by Narendrasena. See Paṭṭāvalī p. 27. no. 2.

Bik. 1425. BORI. 953-C of 1892-95.

-or Vidyānuśāsana by Matisāgara. CPB. 7893. Rajasthan Jain Pt. II. 276.

-or Vidyānuśāsana by Malliṣeṇa Sūri. Mysore N. D. XVI. ii. 50885. Extr. pp. 175-76.
Rajasthan Jain Pt. II. p. 41. V. p. 623. Rice p. 316. Śravaṇabelgola 197.

See Jinaratnakośa, p. 355b.

Amer, Jaipur p. 206.

Jain. Arrah II. 4 (Pratiṣṭhā). Moodbidri I. 15 (d). II. 113. 577b. Moodbidri DC. p. 246 (2
mss.).

-by Ayyapārya. See Jaina Sid. Bhāṣā, XIII. i. p. 33. where name of the a. is given as
Appārya. [Page29-129a]

Moodbidri I. 304 (inc. Jinasaṃhitā).

See Jinaratnakośa, p. 355b.

by Kumārasena. Moodbidri II. 113 (inc. Arhatptatiṣṭāsāra).

Jain. BORI. 1206 of 1891-95. MD. 15701. 19222. Mysore N. D. XIV. 45067. Pannalal Bombay I. p.
52. Yellappa 15.

-by Kumārasenamuni. Pannalal Bombay 169.

-by Malliṣeṇa. See also under Vidyānuvāda.

tantra. Allahabad D. VII. 4209. 5011. Oppert 3007.

from Rudrayāmala. NPS. IV. p. 256.

Wai D. II. 8406 (inc.).

poet. in Skm. vv. 1382. 1434. 1637. 1683. 1777; in Śp. vv. 1065. 1202. 3556.
3901; in Vidyākarasahasraka, Intro. p. 14. vv. 115. 203. 598.

q. by Abhinavagupta in his Cc. Vimarśinī on C. Madhyapratyabhijñā on Īśvarapratyabhijñā
of Utpaladeva of Kashmir.

q. by Gadādhara, in his Rasikajīvana, BORI. D. XII. 247.

father of the (a. of Gorakṣavijaya, Bṛhatsūcī, Nepal III. p. 18. (inc.)). [Page29-129b]

a poet in King Karṇa's Court, during the time of Bhoja of Dhārā. Ref. Prabandhacintāmaṇi,
Singhi Jaina Granthamālā, I. p. 50.