nāṭikā. in 4 Acts on the romance of Cālukya ruler Karṇa of Anhilvad (1064-94 A. D.) with a
Vidyādharī Karṇasundarī modelled after Ratnāvalī; meant to be enacted at the Śāntinātha
temple in Anhilvad; by Bilhaṇa. Khn. 44. L. 154. PUL. II. p. 281.

Ptd. K. M. 7. 1886. Transls.: Marathi: by V. Sastri, Bombay, 1891. Telugu: by
Kappagantula Lakṣmaṇa Sastri and Madiraju Visvanatha Rao, of Vanapartisaṁsthānam in Andhra
Pradesh.

Ptd. Vanaparti, 1947.

(AghoSamANAyAH etc. used in Antyeṣṭi). Mysore D. I. 537 (inc.). [Page185-b]

poet. Sbhv. 1262. 1606.

name of C. by Lakṣmaṇa Śāstrin on Amarakośa. IO. 972.

or
ka. bhASAbhUSaNa in 10 chs. gr. of Kannada in Skt. with Vṛtti. by Nāgavarma (11th-12th
Cent. A. D.). Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 15. MD. 14610 (inc.). MT. 133 (a).

Ptd. (1) Mysore Govt. Press, 1884. (2) Revised edn. Bangalore, 1923. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks.
1892-1906. 401. 1906-1928. 653.

by Vallana Kavi. Dacca 4221 (inc.).

poet. Skm. pp. 74 (2 vv.). 129.

in 16 verses. attributed to Kālidāsa, and said to have been composed in honour of his victory
over Balvana, court poet of a Karnata king; most verses here are common with another text
attributed to Kālidāsa, Māhāpadya (ºṣṭaka). SSPC. II. C. 189 (inc.).

Ptd. (1) with C. and Bengali transl. in Bengali script, Dacca, 1876. 2nd edn. Dacca, 1888. (2)
with C. by Varadākānta Ghaṭaka. Dacca, 1876. (3) with a modern C. and Bengali transl. Calcutta,
1912. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28. 456. IO. Ptd. Bks. 1897, p. 25. 1938, p. 1259.

gr. of Kannaḍa language in Sanskrit Sūtras with C. and Cc., Bhāṣāmañjarī and
Mañjarīmakaranda. Dated 1604 A. D. by Bhaṭṭa Akalaṅka, pupil of Akalaṅkadeva of Hāduvalli
(Saṅgītapura) Maṭha in S. Kanara.

See NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 5a.

Edn. in Roman and Kannada scripts, and with English transl. of Sūtras, L. Rice, Bangalore,
1890. See esp. his Intro. pp. 9-10, 43-4. [Page186-a]

BISM.
vi. 316/7.

stotra in 190 verses on Kṛṣṇa by Kṛṣṇadāsa with a.'s own C. Arthakaumudī; composed in
1578 A. D. Alwar 1552. Bhr. 133. BORI. 28 of 1881-82. 133 of 1882-83. 542 of 1884-87 (all with C.).
BORI. D. XIII. i. 49. 50. 62 (called here Kṛṣṇakarṇānanda). P. 19 (189). Radh. 23. Rgb.
542.

--C. Prakāśinī by Śrīprabodha. Alwar 1552. Bhr. 133. BORI. 28 of 1881-82. 133 of 1882-83.
542 of 1884-87. BORI. D. XIII. i. 49. 50. 62 (all with text).

See Kṛṣṇakarṇāmṛta below.

Jain. Lakṣmīsena pp. 13. 25.

by Ayyāśāsāmi (?). Cabaton I. 240 (II).

jy. by Veṅkaṭa Yajvan. Oppert II. 917.

mentioned in Intro. verse 12 of Gaṅgādevī's Madhurāvijaya. This is Kṛṣṇalīlāśuka, a.
of Kṛṣṇakarṇāmṛta.

by Nīlakaṇṭha Tīrthāpāda (born at Mūvāttupuzha in Kerala in 1871 A. D.).

See Contribution of Kerala to Skt. Lit. p. 266.

Jain. by Keśavasena (Kṛṣṇa Jiṣṇu). Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 22 (no. 1513). BORI. 479 of
1884-86. 926 of 1892-95. JASB. 1908. p. 412a (no. 1513). Pannalal Bombay I. p. 45. Peters. III. p.
400 (no. 479). V. p. 312 (no. 926).

Jain. paur. by Vijayakīrti. Hombucca 68. Jhalrapatan p. 66.

anthology in 13 sections and 217 verses. by Someśvaradeva, a protege of Vastupāla, minister of
Gujarat (13th Cent.). BORI. 39 of 1871-72. Gough p. 86 (ms. d. 1550). Gu. 3. [Page186-b]

Ptd. Rājasthān Purātan Granthamālā, 31.

by Nīlakaṇṭha Tīrthapāda (born at Mūvāttupuzha in Kerala in 1871 A. D.).

See Contribution of Kerala to Skt. Lit. p. 266.

campū. a prabandha for the Cākyār Kūttu of Kerala. MT. 5267.

alaṁk. by Trimalla. Same as Alaṁkāramañjarī. See NCC. I. p. 295a.

paur. Ujjain II. p. 22.

a poem by Lolla Lakṣmīdhara. Mentioned by him in the long col. at end of his C. on
Saundaryalaharī.