BHU. 9818 (inc.).

by Durvāsas. Allahabad 179 (168). Fl. 88. IM. [Page141-a] 4452 (inc.; Siddhānta). Udaipur p.
150 (no. 930) of Ptd. Cat.

See also under Mahimnasstotra.

contemporary of Maṅkha, a poet of Harṣadeva of Kashmir (1073-1101 A. D) father of
Ānandavaidya, his vv. are given in Sbhv. and Padyāvali.

-Anyoktimuktālatā or Muktālatā. See under Muktālatā.

-Rājendrakarṇapura. See under the text.

-Kramakārikāśikṣā. Allahabad D. I. 318.

Ptd. in Śikṣāsaṅgraha, Benares, 1893.

See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1892-1906. 583. 865.

-Kramaratnamālikā. Allahabad D. XII. 24.

-Mantrānuvākavirāmakārikā. SB. New DC. I. iv. 56174.

-Vājasaneyakramāvasānakārikā. SB. New DC. I. i. 4226.

-Ekākṣaranighaṇṭu. Nasik II. 425.

q. by Mallinātha in his C. on Raghuvaṃśa, Oxf. p. 126.

Ptd. Mysore, 1890. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1892-1906, 583.

See also Śivarahasya.

of the Bhonsala family, patron of Gāgā Bhaṭṭa alias Viśveśvara Bhaṭṭa. See Fl. 434.
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alias Śambhāji, son of Śivāji (1680-89 C.E.).

For more ref. see Gode P. K. Fragments poems pertaining to king Śambhu, son of Śivāji
(first installment), ABORI. XVIII. pp. 287-95.

-Nītimañjarī. anthol. (a. sn. of his Budhabhūṣaṇa). Burnell 141b. TD. 18737.

See Kane, HDS. I. ii. p. 1057b.

-Budhabhūṣaṇa. anthol. (based on Dharmakalpalatā of Keśavapaṇḍita). BBRAS. 1205. TD.
18738.

Ptd. with C. of Hari Śarman, ed. by H. D. Velankar, Govt. Ori. Ser. C. No. 2. Bhandarkar
Institute Press, Poona, 1926.

composed in 1695 C.E. in 12 cantos, describes the events in the life of king Sambhāji,
the successor of Śivāji by Harikavi alias Bhānu Bhaṭṭa, son of Nārāyaṇa sūri.

See S. N. Dasgupta, HSL. Vol. I. p. 415. fn.; also Gode P. K. Harikavi and his works,
ABORI. XVI. pp. 262-91.

BORI. 191 of 1875-76. BORI. D. XIII. ii. 726 (inc.). Report XIII.

-C. by a. himself. BORI. 191 of 1875-76.

-Rāmasiṃhavarman-prati-patra. a letter written by Śambhurāja to king Rāmasiṃha Varman.
RORI. XV. 1421-22.

son of Jyotiṣarāya.

-Kālikāṣṭaka. RORI. XVII. 781. [Page142-a]

-Āśaucanirṇaya. based on C. of Raghunātha on Āśaucatriṃśacchlokī. Baroda I. 10216.
12589.

son of Gokula of Gujrāt, resident of Dhavalapura.

-Tājikālaṅkāra. written in 1731 Baroda II. 3143. IO. 3057.

son of Haridatta and grandson of Bhavānīśaṅkara Madhusūdanendra Sarasvatī, disciple of
Bhavānīśaṅkara Ānandarāma.

-Ātmavilāsa, has 7 sns. devoted to different schools. Among these sns. one being called as
Gītadāmodara on Viṣṇu composed in the style of Gītagovinda.

Bl. 6. BORI. 52 of 1872-73. 323 of 1884-87. Gough p. 107. Rgb. 323.

son of Sītārāma and disciple of Śrīnivāsa Ārya.

-Chandamuktāvali. See under the text.

Addl. mss.:

RORI. V. 1220. VII. 1308-09. (Chandomañjarī). XXI. 5007.

-Śambhumativilāsa. See above.

-Vrajanidhikīrtiratnamālā. composed in 1793 C.E. Jaipur Mus. Ser. 2. p. 108.

jy. RORI. II-B. 5809. [Page142-b]

See Bhand. no. 2106.

jy. Sūcīpattra 97.

kāvya. by Viśvanātha, son of Candraśekhara with surname of the Rānaḍa Cittapāvana family,
a Mahāpātra Brahmin from Kalinga (1326-50 A. D).

Allahabad D. II. 430. IO. 3850. RASB. VII. 5630 (inc.). SB. New DC. XI. 41400. Skt. Coll. Ben.
1918-30, p. 78 (no. 649). S. V. Uni. I. 855. Extr. ii. pp. 286-87 (3rd canto). VORI. Tirupati 8762
(inc.).

See M. Krishnamachariar, HCSL. sns. 254. 880.

or Īśavilāsa by Appaya Dīkṣita. Adyar I. p. 226a. Adyar D. X. 785-86. Extr. pp. 498-99.

or Haihayendraṭīkā. name of C. by Hari alias Bhānu Bhaṭṭa on Haihayendrakāvya (on the
story of Kārtavīryārjuna according to Viṣṇupurāṇa).

See under the text.

stotra. by Raghurāja Siṃha alias deva, minister of King Kṛṣṇacandra Rāja Bāhādura of 13th
century.

Baroda II. 13048. IM. 2842. Jaipur Mus. Ser. 2. p. 109.

Ptd. Benares Light Press, Benares, 1869. 1923.

See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 2281. [Page143-a]

-Sūryasiddhāntasaṅgraha. jy. Mysore N. D. IX. 33478 (inc.). Extr. p. no. 256.

See Sen, Bibl. of Astron. p. 190.

a Tulu Brahmin and a brilliant scholar, who studied at Trivandrum.

-Sāttvikasvapna. an interesting poem in 100 vv. describing the conference of a bull, a dog, a
monkey, a parrot with a welcome special presidential address.

See K. K. Raja, CKSL. p. 269.