--Vaidyavallabha. med. B. IV. 242.

poet. known from ins. See J. of Ori. Inst., M. S. Uni., Baroda VII, (Ins. Bhand. No.
949).

--Pudgalakulaka. Pkt. JBhP. I. 1692.

by Mānaveda. Tra. Ad. Rep. 1101. 68.

in 11 chs. by Ravivarman. See Preface TSS. 133. No. ms. traced.

in 127 Anuṣṭubhs. Ptd. TSS. 133.

by a Brahman of Cerutālattu in Kerala; part of Kolarāṣṭra (Kolattanad)varṇana in
Keralamāhātmya; deals with how King Udayavarman settled Brahmans and organised Kolattanād. In
purāṇic style.

Refers to King Cera going to Mecca (vv. 11-2), after dividing his kingdom among 18 rulers, his
nephews etc., under the headship of Koleśa.

Refers also to the following scholars: Nityānanda, Mādhava Paṇḍita, Vidyāraṇyayati.

Refers also to North India, Karṇāṭa, Tuluva, Gokarṇa and God Mahābaleśvara, Havik
Brahmans, institutions like Sabhā and Yoga, those of 3 grāmas, 13 grāmas, 16 grāmas & so
on; and the special ācāras of Brāhmans of Koladeśas.

a resume in 10 Śragdharā verses of the original story in two chapters of King Udayavarman of
Kolattanād and his settling Karnataka [Page330-a] Brahman families there. by a Brahman of that
place.

Ptd. TSS. 133, end.

Jain. of Tapāgaccha. pupil of Ratnasiṁha, and one of the 3 gurus of Labdhisāgara who wrote
the Śrīpālakathā in Saṁ. 1557.

--Peters. III. App. p. 220.

said to have interpreted the verse Dosasayamūlajālam etc. in Upadeśamālā of
Dharmadāsagaṇi with hundred meanings. See Stuticaturviṁśatikā, Āgamodaya Samiti Series
51, Intro. p. 26 fn.

BP. p. 242a.

Jain. pupil of Saṅghavīra of Tapāgaccha.

--Pārśvanāthacaritra composed in Saṁ. 1654. BORI. 815 of 1895-1902.

Ptd. Jaina Dharma Prasāraka Sabhā, Bhavanagar, 1924-5.

--Pārśvanāthalaghucaritra. BORI. 1322 of 1887-91.

Q. by Śivadāsa on Vāsavadattā, p. 298. Auf. CC. I. 65b.

father of Dhaneśvara (Anargharāghavavyāº and Caṇḍīśatakavyāº).

--C. on Vāgbhaṭālaṅkāra. Udaipur p. 136, no. 783 of Ptd. Cat.

Jain. One of the three gurus of Labdhisāgara, a. of Śrīpālakathā, Peters. III. App. p.
220.

Jain. pupil of Dharmaśekhara; of the Añcalagaccha.

--C. on Uttarādhyayanasūtra. Written in 1490 A. D. Jainagranthāvalī p. 38.

--C. on Kalpasūtra, in Skt. BORI. D. XVII. ii. a. 546. [Page330-b]

--Śāntināthacarita. Jainagranthāvalī p. 241.

Jain. pupil of Siṅghadatta.

--C. Avacūrṇi on the Vṛtti of Durgasiṁha. gr. Written when king Bhānu was ruling. Praśasti
II. p. 57 (226).

Jain. mid. of 18th cent. A. D. pupil of Vidyāsāgara, grand-pupil of Amarasāgara; of Añcala
and Vidhipakṣa Gacchas.

--C. on Vardhamānadvātriṁśikā. Jainagranthāvalī p. 289.

Ptd. Jaina Dharma Prasāraka Sabhā, Bhavanagar, 1903.

--Snātṛpañcāśikā (wrote in 1748 A. D. ?). Jainagranthāvalī p. 263. Peters. III. p.
236.

patron of Dharaṇīdhara, C. on Pāṇinīyaśikṣā, written in 1398 A. D. IO. 544. München
33.

son of Ratnasiṁha, pupil of Kṣemendra.

--Bhaktibhava.

--Lalitakāvya.

Q. by Kṣemendra in Kavikaṇṭhābharaṇa K. M. Gucch. IV. p. 168. Kṣemendra's
Aucityavicāracarcā is dedicated to him; see K. M. Gucch. I. p. 160.

son of Śaktisiṁha, ruler, probably of Gorakhpur; C. 1385-1410 A. D.

--Udayasiṁhapaddhati or Rūpanārāyaṇīya. comprising Ayutahoma, Kūpavāpītaḍāgādi,
Durgotsava, Mahādāna, Lakṣahoma, Vāstu and Snāna.

Baroda 2393. BORI. 240 of Ā881-82. IO. 1715, represent mss. of its sections. [Page331-a]

He figures also in a story in Vidyāpati's Puruṣaparīkṣā. See IHQ. XXI. 227-31; Our
Heritage IV. ii. 157-176.

dh. See rUpanArAyaNIya

patron of Hariyaśomiśra (a. of C. Vākyadīpikā on Ekavākyatāvicāra). MT. 1397.

Jain. pupil of Māṇikyaprabha Sūri, pupil of Śrīprabhu(a) Sūri of Candrakula.

--C. on Dharmavidhi of Śrīprabha Sūri. Jainagranthāvalī p. 149. See Peters. V. Index of
a.s. p. viii. also p. 113.

--C. on Piṇḍaviśuddhi of Jinavallabha. Composed in 1239 A. D. Bomb. Uni. 2389. BORI. D. XVII.
i. a. 417.

campū. by Soḍḍhala, son of Sūra, of Konkana; patronised by its Kings, the brothers
Chittarāja, Nāgārjuna, Mummaṇirāja (C. 1026-1060 A. D.).

Jainagranthāvalī p. 248.

Edn. GOS. 11.