a dialogue between Agasti and Vyāsa from the Śivarahasya. Br. Mus. 160 (D).

Q. by Gadādhara Bhaṭṭa in his Rasikajīvana (BORI. D. XII. 247). See ABORI. XII. p.
398.

cited by Niścala in Ratnaprabhā. “Umāpati was a distinguished physician of Bengal in the
11th century. He should not be confused with Umāpatidhara (12th cent.) or with the grammarian
Umāpati of the Kalāpa school (14th cent.).” IHQ. 1947. XXIII. p. 139.

father of Tapana Mahāpātra (of the time of Gajapati Pratāparudra), father of Narasiṁhasena,
father of Viśvanāthasena (a. of Pathyāpathyaviniścaya, Dacca 148C. L. 2939).

of Kūrmācala; resident at Banaras. C. 1550 A. D.; father of Premanidhi Pantha (-Śarma)
(a. of Antaryāgaratna, NW. 226; Jagatpremodaya, RASB. III. 2093; Dīpaprakāśa with C., L. 2055.
2056; Nityaprayogaratnākara, Nepal II. pref. xxxiii; Prayogaratnākara or Bhaktavrātasantoṣaka,
IO. 2595). [Page391-a]

of Kauṇḍinya gotra; son of Ayyalu Dīkṣita and father of Kāśīpati (a. of C.
Śravaṇānandinī on Saṅgītagaṅgādhara and Mukundānandabhāṇa and who adorned the court of
Nañjarāja in the 18th century). See also NIA. IV. p. 153.

son of Gadādhara, father of Gona (or Goṇa) and grandfather of Nārāyaṇa (a. of C. on
Keśavamiśra's Karmapradīpa or Chandogapariśiṣṭa); flourished under Jayapāla and was
proficient in Prabhākara philosophy. See IO. 450, RASB. II. 1355; see also NIA. II. 276.

son of Dharmeśvara, father of Candracūḍa (Pākayajñanirṇaya). L. 1814. RASB. II. 693. 697
(a. given as Umāśaṅkara). See also above Umaṇa Bhaṭṭa.

poet. writer of inscription of the Coḍagaṅgas of Orissa. See Epi. Ind. XIII. p. 151.

music writer; described as ādhunika in Saṅgītasudhā (J. of the Madras Music Academy,
Vol. III. pp. 99-100); later than 9th cent. Q. in Kallinātha's C. on Saṅgītaratnākara, end of
ch. II. See pp. 112-131, Adyar Library edn. Vol. II.

--Aumāpatam. MT. 2498. ms. defective and inc. BORI. D. XII. 309, transcript of the Madras
ms.

Ptd. on the basis of the above ms. by Gov. Ori. Mss. Lib., Madras, No. CXXIX of their
Series, 1957.

--Karuṇākalpalatā. bhakti. Oudh VIII. 28.

--Paraśurāmaprakāśa. IM. 5109 (inc.). [Page391-b]

--Patañjalivṛttisopāna. Luck. Uni. p. 54.

--Cf. Umāpati Tripāṭhin, Yogasūtravṛtti below.

--Haṭhapradīpikāṭippaṇa. NW. 434.

--Ratnamālāṭīkā. jy. NW. 574. See Jyotiṣaratnamālā.

of 19th century.

--Vṛttavārttika. metrics. Oudh V. 10.

(also Umānātha) dh. writer; of Mangarauṇi, Madhubani, Bihar; father of Kanhai Jhā of 19th
cent.

--Āśaucanirṇaya or Śuddhinirṇaya. dh. BORI. 252 of 1884-87. L. 2418. Mithilā I. 10
(Umānātha). 373. 373 (A-H). 374. 374 (A-C). NW. 170.

--Prāyaścittanirṇaya. dh. Mithilā.

--Prāyaścittapratijñāvivaraṇa. Mithilā.

--Śuddhinirṇaya. dh. See above Āśaucanirṇaya.

--Sārasaṅgraha. dh. Mithilā I. 425. 425 (A-D). Umesh Misra I. 84.

--Smṛtidīpikā. dh. Mithilā I. 441.

--Pratiṣṭhāviveka. NW. 112. Same as above a. ?

--Śrāddhanirṇaya. dh. CPB. 5924. Same as above a. ? Kane takes Umāpati a. of
Śuddhinirṇaya, Śrāddhanirṇaya and Pratiṣṭhāviveka as identical and places him before 1575
A. D., as according to him, his Śrā. nirṇaya is q. in Śrā. kalpalatā of Nandapaṇḍita.
(HDS. I. 645b, 683a).

of Koilakh, in Bhaur Pargana in present Darbhanga; patronised by [Page392-a] Harihara Deva,
surnamed Hindūpati. 18th cent. A. D. See JBORS. III. pp. 552-4; J. of the Uni. of Gauhati,
1953, p. 104. But Grierson takes him to be earlier than Vidyāpati (1375-1450 A. D.), JBORS.
III. 1917. pp. 25-26.

--Pārijātaharaṇanāṭaka, musical play, mixed with Maithilī songs.

Ptd. with Eng. transl., JBORS. III. (1917) 20-98.

His verses q. in Padyaracanā p. 44; Vidyākarasahasraka p. 992.

son of Ratnapati and Ratnāvalī.

--Padārthīyadivyacakṣus. ny. L. 1962. Mithilā (Divyacakṣus). Umesh Misra I. 123
(Padārthī).

gr. Kātantra. by Umāpatidatta. Q. in Kalāpacandra, IO. 750.

--Dambhidambholi, on the authenticity of the Bhāgavatapurāṇa. Oudh XII. 2.

--Yogasūtravṛtti. Oudh XIII. 94.

--Viṁśatikā, on the holy places of Ayodhyā. Oudh XVII. 114.

--Gītagovinda (?) Oudh XII. 38.

--Sthānivatsūtravicāra. gr. Mithilā.