--Siddhāntamuktāvali (?) Oppert II. 6502.

I. jy. of Kusumapura; born A. D. 476; wrote in 499.

--Āryabhaṭīya. jy. Comprising the Daśagītikāsūtra (10-13 āryās) on numerical notation
and the Āryāṣṭaśata (108 āryās) in 3 pādas: gaṇita, kālakriyā and gola. Some mss. and
commentators take the two parts as two separate works. Probably wrote another, a Karaṇa work,
dated 505 A.D., which has not yet come to light, but the substance of which is contained in the
Khaṇḍakhādya of Brahmagupta. See Dikshit, Ind. Ant. XIX. pp. 45-54; Bhāratīya
Jyotiṣa, p. 273, Hindi version; Sengupta, Dept. of Letters, Cal. Uni., XVIII. pp. 2-3 of his
paper; On Āryabhaṭa I and II and their works, see Bull. Cal. Math. Soc. XVII. 1926, pp.
59-74; XVIII. 1927. pp. 5-18.

jy. Sakti 39.

by Kodaṇḍarāma. MT. 371 (o). See below under C.s on Āryabhaṭīya.

See under Bhaṭatulyakaraṇagrantha. [Page171-a]

adv. by Kodaṇḍarāma of Koṭikulapūḍi family. MT. 2156 (a). This is a fourth supplementary
chapter in verses to the author's C. on the three pādas of Āryabhaṭa's jy. work; this supplement
deals with Advaitavedānta. See MT. 371 (o) for his C. on the Kālakriyāpāda of the
Āryabhaṭīya.

(or A. si.) jy. not known if Laghu of Ār. I or Mahat of Ār. II. Adyar II. p. 48a (2
mss.). Allahabad 180 (33). BORI. 104 (ii) of 1866-68. Gough p. 64. IL. 140 (Gola ch. only). 165.
IM. 5117. Kavīndrācārya 855. Mandlik BL. 7. 11. NW. 522.

--C. by Raghunātha. Adyar. Śṛṅgeri 166.

or Āryabhaṭatantra or Āryasiddhānta or Vṛddhāryasiddhānta or Laghvāryasiddhānta. by
Āryabhaṭa I. Comprises the Daśagītikāsūtra and Āryāṣṭaśata in 3 pādas. According to
some mss. and C.s, the two parts are considered as two separate works and the name Āryabhaṭīya
is applied to the first or the second or to the whole. Edns. Kern, Leiden, 1874 (with C.); TSS.
101, 110 and 185, the three pādas of Āryāṣṭaśata with C.; Eng. Transl., P. C. Sen Gupta,
Dept. of Letters, Cal. Uni., XVI, 1927; W. E. Clark, Chicago Uni. Press. 1930; French Transl.,
Gaṇitapāda, L. Rodet, JA. Ser. 7, Vol. XIII. 1879, pp. 393-434.

Adyar II. p. 48a (2 mss.). Āḍhyan Nambūdripād 30. AK. 848. Alph. List. Beng. Govt. p. 108
(no. 770) (same ms. as RASB. 6827). America 4668. 4669 (Āryāṣṭaśata). 4670 (Daśagītisūtra).
Ānandāśrama 6668. B. IV. 16. BC. 77 (and C.). 107. 233. 265. [Page171-b] 516. Bd. 859 (Gola).
Bikaner 4445. 4446-7 (Daśagītisutra). Bomb. Uni. 329 (with C.). 330-4. 335 (with C.). BORI. 5 of
1869-70. 859 of 1887-91 (Sid. and Gola). 848 of 1891-95 (Gola). Cambr. 37. 39. GD. 870-1. Gov. Or.
Libr. Madras 10 (2 mss.). Granthappura p. 37. IO. 2767. 6263-73. L. 1566. Luck. Uni. p. 33. Mad.
Uni. R. K. S. 52 (a). MD. 13385-88 (order of pādas different in the last). MT. 3870 (c). 4875.
5261 (last two chs.). Mysore I. p. 329 (2 mss. 1 with C.). Oppert I. 1208. 4518. 7851. II. 3107.
4486. 6643. 9890. Oxf. 325b. Pheh. 9. RASB. X. A. 6827. Rice 28 (and C.). Sucindram 156. 157.
Tāmarakkāṭṭu Mana 59c (Āryāṣṭaśata). TCD. 633A. 634A. 635A. 636A. 637A. E. 638. 643A.
645C. 650. 729D. Tra. Ad. Rep. 1109, 11. Trav. Uni. 475A. 501A. 1092A. 5131B. 5848. 5957B. 10617.
13259A. B. 13300A. 13305A. B. T. 24. L. 1334A. C. 2333. C. 2160D. C. 1363B. C. 2475. C. 1828. C.
2121C. D. C. 2320A. C. 527C. C. 1024A. C. 166A. C. 1869A. C. M8E. C. M621A. 501A (inc.). C. 2160A.
C. 157. C. 1415A. C. 224A. Trippūṇittura I. 1054. Viśvabhāratī 1352. Weber 834. 1730.

--C. an. Adyar II. p. 48a. Cambr. 37. 39 (both Sūryadeva's C. ?). Cranganore I. 285. Gov. Or.
Libr. Madras 10. Mack. 121. Mysore I. p. 642. Oppert I. 4519. Rice 28. TCD. 650. 729D. Tra. Ad.
Rep. 1104, 74.

--C. Nītiprakāśa. Adyar II. p. 48a.

--C. Prakāśa. Tra. Ad. Rep. 1112, 52.

--C. Bhaṭapradīpa. Weber 834.

--C. Bhaṭapradīpikā. Bikaner 4447 (gītikā only). [Page172-a]

--C. Āryabhaṭatantragaṇita. a metrical gloss on the Kālakriyā ch. of the Āryabhaṭīya, by
Kodaṇḍarāma of Koṭikulapūḍi family. MT. 371 (o) (with Telugu meaning also).

--C. by Ghaṭīgopa. TCD. 651. Tra. Ad. Rep. 1102, 20. Trav. Uni. 13305A. T. 736.

--C. Bhāṣya by Gārgya Nīlakaṇṭha Somayājin (-sut). GD. 870. Granthappura p. 37. MT. 5261
(noted as an.). R. A. Sastri II. pp. 175 (2 mss.). 207. TCD. 637E. 637F. 645A. 646. 647. 648. 649A.
Tra. Ad. Rep. 1102, 19 (inc.). 1104, 73 (inc.). 1106, 25 (inc.). Trav. Uni. 5848. T. 296. C. 157.
C. 1415A. C. 527A. C. 996. C. 1875. C. 2160E. C. 2160F. L. 1347A. Triv. Cur. I. 127 (inc.). IV. 76
(inc.). VII. 65 (inc.).

Edn. TSS. 101, 110, 185.

--C. Bhaṭadīpikā by Parameśvara. AK. 848. Extr. p. 116. BORI. 848 of 1891-95. IO. 6271.
6272. MD. 13394-95. Oppert II. 3484. 9891. TCD. 1270B. Trav. Uni. 10617. C. 1363B. Trippūṇittura
I. 1073.

Edn. H. Kern, Leiden, 1874; Banaras. Hindi transl. Etawah, 1906.

--C. Bhāṣya by Bhāskara I (C. 600 A. D.). BC. 517. IO. 6265. R. A. Sastri. II. p. 207.
TCD. 639. 640. Tra. Ad. Rep. 1103, 73 (inc.). Trav. Uni. 12806B. 13259A. T. 368. C. 1712. Triv.
Cur. V. 120 (inc.).

--C. by Yallaya, son of Śrīdhara and pupil of Sūryācārya or Sūryadevayajvan. This uses
Sūryadeva's C. elaborating wherever Sūryadeva is brief. IO. 6270 (inc.). MD. 13393.

--C. Bhaṭaprakāśa or Artha (Sūtrārtha) prakāśikā by Sūryadevayajvan, son of [Page172-b]
Bālāditya and guru of Yallayārya (see MD. 13393).

BC. 265. Cambr. 37. 39 (both Sūryadeva's ?). Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 10. IO. 2767. 6266-70 (6269
an abridgement). MD. 13389-92. MT. 3862 (a). 4875. 6122. Mysore I. pp. 328-9. TCD. 637B. 637D.
641A. 642. 643A. 644. 729C-D. Tra. Ad. Rep. 1103, 72 (inc.). 1106, 23. 24 (inc.). 1109, 12 (inc.).
Trav. Uni. 5957B. C. 224A. C. 1828. C. 2121C. D. C. 2160B. D. C. 2320A. C. 2475. T. 24. Triv. Cur.
I. 125 (inc.). 126. II. 75. IV. 73. 74. 75 (inc.). V. 121 (inc.).

--C. Vāsanābhāṣya by Someśvara. Bomb. Uni. 329. 335.

jy. Adyar II. p. 48a.

of Gārgya gotra; of Uttaramerūr, but living at the Agrahāra, near Indugrāma; proficient in
Dharmaśāstra; father of Śvetavanavāsin (Uṇādisūtravṛtti, Adyar D. VI. p. 125, MT. 4355,
5279. Edn. Madras University Skt. Ser. VII. i. p. 57).

name of a C. on the Sāṅkhyapravacanasūtras ascribed to Gauḍapāda. America 3567.

Jain. mentioned in Nandisūtra, Śrutāvatāra etc.

--C. on Kaṣāyaprābhṛta of Guṇadhara. N. Premi, Jain Sāh. aur Itihās pp. 6-8, 13,
539.

Bud.

--Ucchuṣmajambhālasādhana. Cordier III. p. 89.

Jain. brother of Āryasuhastin; pupil of Sthūlabhadrasvāmin; guru of Aśvamitra; See IO.
Keith p. 1275b. Peters. III. App. p. 177. IV. Index p. XI. 94. V. 121, 139. [Page173-a]

Jain. founder of Añcala or Vidhipakṣagaccha; predecessor of Jayasiṁhasūri,
Bhuvanatuṅgasūri etc.; guru of Dharmaghoṣa (Śatapadikā, 1207 A. D.). Called Goḍu by father,
Vijayacandra by teacher, and Āryarakṣita as Sūri. See BORI. D. XVII. i. (a) 291, 318; Peters. I.
Intro. p. 63; III. App. p. 219 (Tīrthamālāstavana, 1st verse); IV. Index of a.s. p. xii, App. p.
115; V. App. p. 139; Praśasti I. p. 53. Ind. Ant. XXIII. p. 175.

Jain. For others of that name see IO. 7639, Weber 1980, among Tapāgaccha teachers; ordained
Bhadraguptācārya.

a Śaibya introduced as a character in the Bhāṇa, Pādatāḍitaka of Śyāmilaka.
Caturbhāṇī edn. p. 7.

Jain. See Cs. X. C. 55. Sūcīpattra 119 (Āryarakṣaṭakathā).

Jain. of Kharataragaccha; son of Somadeva; ref. to in Jain literature as one who knew nine of
the Pūrvas; his story told in Āvaśyakacūrṇī (pt. I. pp. 397-415); said to have passed away in
Vīra saṁ. 584 or 597. See Ind. Ant. XI. p. 247; Peters. III. App. p. 308; Kapadia, Can.
Lit. of the Jainas, pp. 52-53, 73. For his story, see Prabhāvakacarita, story no. 2. The
supposition that Anuyogadvārasūtra is his work is wrong. See Kapadia, ibid. p. 161.

Grammarian, q. in Abhinavaśākaṭāyana's Śabdānuśāsana, I. ii. 13, 14; vii. 2, 101. See
also Ind. Ant. 1887. pp. 27. 28.

compendium by Yajñeśvara Cimana Bhaṭṭa (1866).

Ptd. (1) Bombay 1868. (2) Lahore 1923. [Page173-b]

Āryasamāj. by Akhilānandaśarman.

Ptd. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28. 32-33.

Jain. Taylor I. 377.

of Kerala, father of Nārāyaṇa and grandfather of Āryaśarman (Sadācāravṛttivartana MT.
4184), noted below.

famous doctor of Planthol House on the banks of the Bālā in Kerala; son of Nārāyaṇa and
grandson of Vaidya Āryaśarman and student of his maternal uncle's son.

--Sadācāravṛttivartana, a treatise on a pure, healthy spiritual life. MT. 4184.