dh. Deo 184 (8).

Nasik II. 39.

dh. from Vratārka. Nasik II. 414. [Page179-a]

stotra. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 15. Probably same as Karigiriº below.

Jain. by Śubhakīrti Bhaṭṭāraka. Delhi II. 9 (2 mss.).

a Nambūdiri brahmin of the “Karikṣīra” house; personal name or identity of the house not
known.

--C. on Yatyācārasaṅgraha of Nārāyaṇa Yati. Tekkemaṭham I. 93 B.

stotra, relating to the Varadarāja temple at Kāñcī by a pupil of Deśika. MD. 10501 (Beg.:
jaya karigiridhurya).

paur. on the Varadarāja shrine at Kāñcī. Mysore I. p. 629. See Hastigiriº.

med. treatment of elephants. by Guṇākara. Kāśīn. 34 (inc.).

Kavīndrācārya 2192.

Jain. Firenze 796.

popular name of Rājarājavarma Koil Tampurān (1812-45 A. D.) of Kilimānūr. See
Contribution of Kerala to Skt. Lit. p. 265.

Bud.

--Vajrayoginīsādhana. Cordier III. p. 122. Cf. next.

--Svādhiṣṭhānakurukullāsādhana. Bud. Nepal II. p. 201.

Bud. by Śāśvatavajra. Cordier II. p. 124. Cf. next.

Bud. by Śāśvatavajra. Cordier II. p. 123.

Bud.

--Pradīpoddyotanoddyota nāma Pañjikā. Cordier II. p. 133.

Bud. by Sarvadatta. Cordier II. pp. 304-305. [Page179-b]

Bud.

--Kurukullāsādhana. Ptd. Sādhanamālā, GOS. XLI. Vol. II. no. 187. pp. 389-91.

--(Vajra) Mahākālasādhana. Ptd. Sādhanamālā, GOS. XLI. Vol. II. no. 303. pp.
587-90. Mentioned here as pupil of Līlāvajra and assigned to C. 753 A. D.

play of the type called Aṅka. Śingabhūpāla's Rasārṇavasudhākara, TSS. edn. pp.
116, 163-4, 197, 198, 268, 286 (śl. 228). The quotation on p. 268,
(kavirbhAradvAjaH--) shows that its real a. is Viśveśvara, court-poet of
Śiṅgabhūpāla.

Oppert I. 4110.

of Kerala; uncle of Paṅkajākṣa (a teacher of Mānavikrama Zamorin of Calicut, and a. probably
of a C. on Tripuradahana; was probably guru also of Mānavikrama). On him and other Karuṇākaras,
see Contribution of Kerala to Skt. Lit. pp. 71-73.

of Kerala; teacher of Vāsudeva of Mukkola, a. of a C. on Viddhasālabhañjikā, MD. 12681. MT.
2715.

Piṣāroṭi, pupil of Acyuta and Kṛṣṇa; wrote at the instance of Mānavikrama Zamorin of
Calicut.

--C. on Rāmāyaṇacampū of Bhoja. MT. 3687.

or K. Piṣāroṭi, son of Kamalekṣaṇa and Kulapālikā and teacher of ‘Rājarāja’, Zamorin of
Calicut.

--C. Kavicintāmaṇi on Vṛttaratnākara. MT. 2773. TCD. 1157.