Kātantra grammarian, contemporary of Jūmaranandin. Q. by Goyicandra, Oxf. 173b; by Rāmadāsa
in his Kātantravyākhyāsāra, IO. 757; by Suṣeṇa, IO. 750; by Harirāma in
Kātantravyākhyāsāra, IO. 753.

Bud.

--Vajrayoginīsādhana. Cordier II. p. 62.

son of Govindadalapati; patron of Keśavabhaṭṭa (a. of Nṛsiṁhacampū, IO. 4054. 7273. L.
1427, A. D. 1450-1575). Probably identical with [Page392-b] Dalapatirāja, son of Vallabha and a.
of Nṛsiṁhaprasāda. See Gode, Stud. in Ind. Lit. Hist. III. 137-38.

--C. on Bhaṭṭikāvya. This is referred to by Sṛṣṭidhara, a. of C. on Bhāṣāvṛtti of
Puruṣottamadeva. See IHQ. 1943. Vol. XIX. p. 208 fn.

or simply Umāpati. poet of Bengal; was in the court of King Vijayasena (1095-1158 ?) whose
Deopāra inscription was composed by him (Epi. Ind. I. 307), Vallālasena (C. 1158-1179)
and his son Lakṣmaṇasena (C. 1179-1206); ref. to by Jayadeva in his Gītagovinda (I. 4) as a
fellow court-poet; Skm. (A. D. 1206) q. a verse of his on a. Śrīdharadāsa's father
Vaṭudāsa, friend and chief officer of Lakṣmaṇasena; q. often in anthologies Skm., Smv., Śp.
, Sbhv., Padyāvali. On him see also Merutuṅga's Prabandhacintāmaṇi, V. 9,
Lakṣmaṇasena-Umāpatidharaprabandha.

--Candracūḍacarita, poem, written under King Cāṇakyacandra.

See Epi. Ind. I. pp. 307-311; JASB. 1865, pp. 142-3; 1906, pp. 159-162; ZDMG. 40,
142; JBORS. III. p. 24; Poona Ori. XXVI. p. 46.

father of Vāsudeva Paṇḍita, a. of Rāmanāmasahasranirvacana. BORI. D. XIII. iii. 1031.

son of Nirmalanātha.

--Subhāṣitaratnākara. Bikaner 3302. Rep. Raj. & C. I. p. 50.

from the Kāśīkhaṇḍa. Stein 216.

--Hanumatstotra (Vīraviṁśatikā). [Page393-a]

Ptd. Stotraratnāvalī. pp. 239-47. Gita Press, Gorakhpur, 1938.

assigned to Laṅkāvatārasūtra; addressed to Vibhīṣaṇa. IO. 7716 (Nepal ms.).

Śaivite teacher and writer (C. 1270-1315 A. D.) of Chidambaram; belonged to the families
of the Dīkṣita priests of the Naṭarāja shrine at Chidambaram; one of the 4 Śaiva
Santānācāryas; pupil of Maraijñānasambandha. His traditional biography narrated in two texts
called Pārthavanamāhātmya and Rājendrapuramāhātmya (on the place called Kottaṅguḍi on the
outskirts of Chidambaram where his āśrama was located), are printed in the beginning in the
Grantha script edition of his Pāuṣkarabhāṣya noted below. Wrote 11 works in Tamil and 2 in
Sanskrit on Śaivism; three of his Tamil works are dated in A. D. 1310, 1312 and 1313.

--C. Bhāṣya on Pāuṣkarāgama. Hz. 968. Mysore 3.

Edn. in Grantha script, Jñānapāda only, Chidambaram, 1925.

--Śataratnasaṅgraha with C. Ullekha (-inī), an epitome of the Śaiva āgamas. TD. 8197.

Edn. A. Avalon Tantrik Texts XXII. Calcutta, 1944.

--Sarojabhāskara. IM. 2886 (inc.).

great-grandfather of Viśvanāthasena (a. of Cikitsārṇava).

music. IO. 7903. See under Umāpati above and Aumāpata below.

by Appayya Dīkṣita III, called also Cinna Appayya, younger brother [Page393-b] of
Nīlakaṇṭha Dīkṣita (wrote Nīlakaṇṭhavijayacampū in 1637 A. D.). Ref. to in the Prologue to
the Vasulakṣmīkalyāṇa of his descendant, Veṅkaṭasubrahmaṇya, GD. 1576. See NCC. I. p.
200b.

puranic. NW. 476.

stotra. by Gopālakṛṣṇa. Rice 268.

puranic. Oppert II. 5432.

of Harita gotra; described as the crest-jewel of Cola land and ‘Sarvatantra-pravartaka’; of
Konerirājapuram in Cola country; pupil of the wellknown Nṛsiṁhāśramin; father of the advaitic
writer Bhāskara Dīkṣita (Ātmatattvaparīkṣā, MT. 756, TD. 7525; Taptamudrāvidrāvaṇa, TD.
7520-24). See above pp. 46-7.

of Vellāla family of Āndhradeśa, pupil of Akkaya Sūri; styled Abhinava Kālidāsa. See NCC.
I. p. 223 under Abhinava Kālidāsa.

--Rāmāyaṇavyākhyā. Oppert II. 4885.

--C. on Virūpākṣapañcāśikā. Viśvabhāratī 1153 (a).

Q. in an an. C. on the Amarakośa. Seems to have been a lexicographer. Cf. JOR. Madras. VI.
250, 272.

Adyar. Cf. U. m. vratakalpa below.

SSPC. III. T. 259 (inc.). Cf. U. m. saṁvāda entries on Dāna.