Preceptor of Padmameru, preceptor of Padmasundara (a. of Rāyamallābhyudaya Kāvya, 1558 A. D.
Pārśvanāthakāvya). See BBRAS. 1770; Peters. III. App. p. 257, IV. Index of Authors x) Oxf. II.
238b-239a.

on the life of Ānandaraṅga Pillai, Dubhash of Dupleix at Pondicherry; written in A. D. 1752.
by Śrinivāsa. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 9. MD. 12381 (same ms.). Another [Page111-a] secured from the
house of Ā. R. Pillai in Pondicherry with Dr. V. Raghavan.

Ed. by last mentioned with Intro. Notes and Sanskrit C. Madras, 1948.

name of C. on the Vidagdhamukhamaṇḍana, by Rāmānanda. Dacca 149. L. I. Cf. below
Ānandarāja, C. on Vidagdhamukhamaṇḍana.

adv. by Ānandāśrama, pupil of Sadānanda and Cidghanānanda; written for his pupil
Viśveśvarānanda. MT. 5749. Same as the next ?

by Kṛṣṇāvadhūta ? Kar. Uni. Jour. Humanities, 1957, p. 130, fn. 16.

nāṭaka by Rājacūḍāmaṇi Dīkṣita. Adyar II. p. 27 (a). Adyar D. V. 1312. MD. 12495.
Oppert I. 3382. 4276. II. 5164. 5919. 6569. 10391. See also Adyar D. IX. 87 note by Edr. and Hz.
Extr. 86 and MD. 12809 where it is mentioned.

--C. on Dharmadāsa's Vidagdhamukhamaṇḍana. PUL. II. p. 267. Cf. above
Ānandarasamañjarī, C. on the Vidagdhamukhamaṇḍana by Rāmānanda.

minister of Maharāja Sujansinghji for whom Rūpacandra wrote in Nāṭikāstyle the
Ṣaḍbhāṣāmayapatra (Bikaner 3190), d. 1730 A. D.

father of Bhagavadbhaṭṭa (C. Nūtnā Tarī on Rasataraṅgiṇī of Bhānudatta, Bomb. Uni.
156.)

--Upadeśasāhasrīṭīkā. NP. III. 88.

--Gītāmāhātmya. BORI. 725 of 1895-1902.

--Bhagavadgītāvyākhyā. BORI. 159 of 1887-91.

Disciple of Acala Dīkṣita. [Page111-b]

--Ṣoḍaśasaṁskāra Paddhati or simply Saṁskārapaddhati. Ben. 5. NP. II. 4. RASB. II. 792.
Cf. Bik. p. 463.

mistake for Anantālvān ?

--Śatakoṭikhaṇḍana. Rice 120. See NCC. I. p. 143b.

B. II. 56. Umāmaheśvarasaṁvāda and Rāmadāsa-Viṣṇudāsa-saṁvāda. 9 Kāṇḍas. CPB.
407-409.

Ptd. Gopal Narayan & Co., Bombay, 2nd edn. 1926.

of Kandanoli family of Āndhradeśa; patron of Ayyavāruśāstrin (Sabhārañjanaprahasana, TA.
2392 (a)).

a Bundela prince, patron of Sāmarāja (Dāmacarita). Oxf. 138b. Cf. ABORI. X. p. 158.

guru of the Śvet. Jain writer Abhayacandra of Kharatara gaccha, who wrote the
Ulluṇṭhavādimukhakīlaka, jy., BBRAS. 299 (ms. d. Saṁ. 1557).

son of Nṛsiṁharāya, son of Gaṅgādharādhvarin and eldest brother of Tryambakarāya;
minister of Kings Śāhaji (1684-1710) and Serfoji (1710-1728) of Tanjore; patron of Vedakavi (real
a. of the two plays Jīvānanda and Vidyāpariṇaya), Vāsudeva Dīkṣita (a. of
Adhvaramīmāṁsākutūhalavṛtti) and Appādhvarin (a. of Ācāranavanīta etc., see NCC. I. p.
201b.) and father of Nṛsimharāya II (a. of Tripuravijaya Campū, TD. 4036). See Sāhendravilāsa,
Tanjore Sarasvati Mahal Series, Intro., pp. 25-9).

--Āśvalāyanagṛhyasūtravṛtti. MT. 4177. TD. 11763.

--Jīvānandanāṭaka. Ptd. (1) K. M. 27 (2) Adyar Lib. Ser. 59.

--Vidyāpariṇayanāṭaka. Ptd. K. M. 39. [Page112-a]

--C. on above. Adyar D. V. 1555.

dramatic poem in 5 sections, on the love of Sama and Revā. by Kṛṣṇanātha Sārvabhauma
Bhaṭṭācārya (c. 1652 A.D.), son of Durgādāsa. Dacca 2197. IO. 4203. The work was composed
by the a. jointly with his wife Vaijayantī (See IHQ. 1950, XXVI. p. 81.)

Ptd. partly in the Samskṛta Sāh. Pariṣat Patrikā, Calcutta, XXIII. i. ff.

by Gaurīkāntasārvabhauma Bhaṭṭācārya. JBHP. I. 205.

60 verses with C. candrikA. vedānta. by Appayya Dīkṣita I. A resume of the Brahmasūtras
and a reconciliation of their interpretations by different schools of vedānta. Adyar. II. p. 175a.
Burnell 96a. Hz. 920. 1002. Kāmakoṭi 5/1. 6/1. MD. 15349. Mysore I. p. 425. TD. 8158.

Ptd. Bhāratī Mandiram Series 2, Kumbhakonam 1908.

stotra in hundred Śikhariṇī verses on Devī. by Āśānanda Miśra, son of Santoṣa Miśra
of Multan. Bikaner 6080. Adyar Lib. Pull. XII. 4. pp. 206-209.

in 100 ślokas by Tirumalainātha Uttamanambi (15th cent.).

--Panegyric on Goddess Raṅganāyikā at the Śrīraṅgam shrine. Ms. with A. M.
Sathakoparamanujacharya. See Kumbhakonam Col. Mag. 23 (1938-39) 26-28; AIOC. IX.
(500-502).

--C. on above by Prativādibhayaṅkara Aṇṇan. See refs. under text above.

kāvya. by Gopālakavi. B. II. 72.

dh. by Narasiṁha. CPB. 410.