alaṁk. by Jagannātha Nārāyaṇa Deva. Cuttack 55.

name of C. on Vāsudeva's Yudhiṣṭhiravijaya (1-2 Āśvāsas) by Śrīkaṇṭha, pupil of
Śrīkaṇṭha of Deśamaṅgalam Vāriyar family in Kerala.

Adyar D. V. 198. See K. Kunjunni Raja, Adyar Library Bulletin XVI. pp. 39-43.

alaṁk. by Śaṅkarācārya. Oudh XVII. 30. Is it mistake for Kavikarpaṭikā ?

by Cañcarīka Kavi. Waranga 49.

alaṁk. Oppert I. 5505. mistake for Kavikaṇṭhapāśa ?

by Kavikaṛṇapūra. SSPC. III. E. 58 (inc.). Some work of Kavikarṇapūra Paramānanda ?

alias
paramAnandasena Bengal Vaiṣṇava poet of the 16th Cent. A. D., youngest son of
Śivānandasena and brother of Caitanyadāsa and Rāmadāsa, and pupil of Śrīnātha; born in 1524
A. D. at Kāñcaṇapallī (Kāṁcḍāpāḍā) near Naihati, Nadiya and belonged to the Vaidya
community. (See L. Mitra, Intro. to edn. of Caitanyacandrodaya, p. vi; S. K. De, Vaiṣ. Faith
and Movement in Bengal, pp. 41-45; his Padyāvali, Dacca Uni. 1934, pp. 188-190, ‘Notes
on Authors’. On the name Kavikarṇapūra being a sobriquet see De, op. cit. p. 42.

--Alaṁkārakaustubha in 10 sections called Kiraṇas. IO. 1195. [Page267-b]

Ptd. (1) Radharam Press, Murshidabad, 1907. (2) Var. Res. Soc. 1923-34. (3) Vrindavan,
1955.

--Ānandavṛndāvanacampū in 22 Stabakas. IO. 4037.

Ptd. with C. Calcutta, 1871; Muttra, 1898; Also in Pandit, O. S. IX-X, N. S.
I-III. See NCC. II. p. 115b.

--Āryāśataka. now lost. See NCC. II. p. 177b.

--Kṛṣṇāhnikakaumudī. poem in 6 prakāśas.

Ptd. in Bengali script, Navadvipa, 1941. This work is often ascribed to Bilvamaṅgala
wrongly.

--Gauragaṇoddeśadīpikā composed in 1576 A. D. L. 545. Tu7b. 9.

Ptd. Murshidabad, 1912.

--Camatkāracandrikā. poem in 4 Kutūhalas on the sports of Kṛṣṇa. Adyar D. V. 510. IO.
3882. This is probably by Viśvanātha Cakravartin. See S. K. De. op. cit., p. 47.

--Caitanyacandrodaya, nāṭaka in 10 Acts; composed in 1572 A. D.

Ed. K. M. 87. Bombay, 1917.

--Caitanyacaritāmṛta, mahākāvya in 20 Cantos. composed in 1542 A. D. RASB. IV. 3130.

Ptd. Berhampore: Murshidabad, 1884.

--Bṛhatkṛṣṇagaṇoddeśadīpikā. See Pandit IX. 105. Is it same as
Gauragaṇoddeśadīpikā ?

identity with the previous, the poet and Ālaṅkārika of the Caitanya school, Paramānanda, not
clear.

--Pārijātaharaṇa. mahākāvyā in 18 Cantos. [Page268-a]

Edn. with gaps from a ms. with them by the Mithilā Institute of P. G. Studies and
Research, Darbhanga, 1956.

of Dīrghāṅgī; father of Kavicandra (Cikitsāratnāvalī, Dacca 149. X; Kāvyacandrikā, IO.
1193 etc.). See below. Different from the Bengal Vaiṣṇava poet.

of Assam.

--Pārasīkapadaprakāśa. lex. written under the orders of Jehangir (see B. C. Law
Volume, Part II. p. 180). AS. p. 106. BORI. 1502 of 1891-95.

of Assam.

--Vṛttamālā. metrics. composed during the reign of Nora Nārāyaṇa of Assam. Assam Kāvyas
37. Tod 152. Vaṅgīya p. 219.

Edn. Kāmarūpa Skt. Sañjīvanī Sabhā. J. Assam Res. Soc. III. iv. p. 122 (no.
24).

--Varṇaprakāśa. lex. composed for Rājadhara, son of Amaramāṇikya of Traipura (= Tipperah).
Dacca 4265. IO. 1036. Poona 321.

See RASB. VI. Preface, p. clii.

subhāṣita. Mysore I. p. 288.

jy. by Devaṇācārya, son of the minister of Kāñcīpura. MT. 366 (b).

styled in Col. as Mahācolarājīya; poem on a Cola king of Karipura in Draviḍa country;
extends upto 10 Cantos. by Ṣaḍakṣarīśa or Ṣ. deva of the line of the Lingayat guru, Uddāna
Yati of Dhanugūr village; 17th Cent. A. D.

Oppert II. 3325. Mysore I. p. 243 (3 mss.; 2 with C.). Rice 320 (2 mss.; 1 inc.).
[Page268-b]

Edn. First 2 Cantos only, S. G. Kadadevar Math, Barsi, 1930.

--C. by Veṅkaṇa Sudhī. Mysore I. p. 243 (2 mss.; one noted an.; second 2 Cantos).

name of C. by Vedāṅgamuni on the Vāyustuti of Trivikramapaṇḍitācārya. Adyar I. p. 189a.
MT. 1434 (a). Tirupati 398.

alaṁk. by Kṣemendra, mentioned in his Aucityavicāracarcā, Intro. verse 2.

or
kavikarpaTikA or
kavikarpaTIkaracanA alaṁk. a handbook for poetic composition, giving lists of stock
expressions for common ideas and to suit various metres. by Śaṅkhadhara or Śaṅkhacūḍa, known
as Vādīndra; court-poet of King Govindacandra of Kānyakubja, first half of 12th Cent. A. D.

Adyar II. p. 3a. Adyar D. V. 1634. AK. 467. Allahabad 69. 91. Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 23.
America 2421-22. Ani. Bd. 374. BORI. 279 of 1884-86. 663 of 1886-92. 374 of 1889-91. 467 of
1891-95. 325 of 1895-98. BORI. D. XII. 42. 43 (a. Śaṅkucara). 44-46. Burnell 157a. CPB. 733.
Dāhilakṣmī XVII. 76 (inc.). Hpr. IV. 53. IM. 303. 1563. 1565. Lucknow Mus. Mithilā II. ii. 8. 8
(A)-(F). Oudh VIII. 10. XVII. 30. XIX. 42. Peters. III. Intro. p. xxi. Extr. pp. 340. 393 (no.
279). IV. p. 25 (no. 663). VI. p. 87 (no. 325). Skt. Coll. Ben. 1903, p. 35 (no. 1124). 1904, p. 23
(no. 1404). Stein 59. 267. TD. 3753-6.

Ptd. (1) Darbhanga, 1892. (2) Sarasvatī Mahal Library, Tanjore, 1955 (Reprint from their
Journal). [Page269-a]

--Pudgalagītā. Jain. JASB. 1908, p. 425a (no. 6914).

--Praśnottararatnamālā. Jain. JASB. 1908, p. 426b (no. 6914).

[Burnell 164b].

See Kavikaṅkaṇa.

or
kavikaluSa See above under Kalaśa. For his identity with Kṛṣṇa Paṇḍita mentioned
in Śambhurājacarita and q. in Subhāṣitahārāvali of Harikavi see Gode, Stud. in Ind. Lit.
Hist. III. pp. 116, 117, 126.

gr. by Cakracūḍāmaṇi (?) Baroda 8099.

or
kAvyaº gr. Dhātupāṭha in 361 or 367 verses. a metrical compendium of verbal roots
arranged according to the endings. by Vopadeva, son of Bhiṣak Keśava and pupil of Dhaneśa and
protege of Hemādri, minister to Mahādeva of Devagiri (1260-71 A. D.).

Adyar II. p. 88b. Adyar D. VI. 434. Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 23 (an.). America 2649 (with C.).
Ānandāśrama 772 (an.). AS. p. 37 (inc.). B. III. 2. Baroda 49 (with C.). 4130. 5181 (with C.).
7220 (inc.). 9514 (with C.) (inc.). 9520. 9561 (with C.) (inc.). 9563. 10086. 10579. 12493. 12499
(with C.). BBRAS. 78. Bhr. 177. Bikaner 5665. 5666. BISM.
vi. 255/7. BL. 294. Bomb. Uni. 79. 80. BORI. 274 and 275 of 1880-81. 177 of 1882-83. 22
of Ā882-83. 475 of 1884-87. 271 of 1899-1915 (with C.). Br. Mus. 241 (a). 381. Burnell 43b.
Cabaton I. 549 (II) (inc.). 550. 551 (I) (ºKalpalatā) (with C.). Cambr. 13. CPB. 734. 861. Cs.
VIII. 9. 10 (inc.). 11 (with explanatory notes in margin). 12 (with C.). 143. 165. 179 (inc.). 193.
[Page269-b] Dacca 47. A. 291. B. 339. F (fr.). 340. A. 702 (fr.). 1343. B. 2052. C. 2241. 2944
(inc.). 3209. GD. 767C. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 16. IM. 29. IO. 875-76. K. 80. Kāṭm. 9. Kh. 67.
Lucknow Mus. (an.). Lz. 778. 779. MD. 1518 (with C.) (inc.). Mithilā. Nabadwip 782-787 (an.). Oudh
IV. 9. XXI. 68. Oxf. 175a. Paris (B. 105. 179. C. 238 II). Peters. I. p. 113 (no. 22). Radh. 20.
RASB. VI. 4538. 4539. 4540. 4541 (with C.) (fr.). 4541A (with C.). 4541B (with C.). Rgb. 475. SB.
452. SK. Ray 377 (with C.). Skt. Coll. Ben. 1910-11, p. 11 (no. 2038). 1918-30, p. 58 (no. 495).
SSPC. II. A. 9-10 (inc.). 14. 41-43. 57. 97-98 (inc.). 112. 129 (inc.). 131 (inc.). 132 (inc.). 161
(inc.). 162. 191. III. R. 74 (an.). TD. 5680. Trav. Uni. 95A. 556A. 7538 (with C.) (inc.). Tu7b. 8.
Udaipur II. 216, 30 (inc.). Ujjain Latest Additions 219 (with C.). Vaṅgīya p. 160 (6 mss.; 1 with
C., 3 inc.). p. 161 (5 mss.; 2 with C.). Varendra 782. 827. 1521. Viśvabhāratī 182. 895. 901.
2321 (a). VSUS. Poona p. 7a. Weber 790. 791 (inc.).

Q. by Padmanābha, Oxf. 110b; by Viṭṭhala, Oxf. 161b; and others.

Ptd. (1) with C. Dhātudīpikā by Durgādāsa, Calcutta, 1831. 1904. (2) with C.
Paribhāṣāṭīkā, Calcutta, 1848. (3) Calcutta, 1888. (4) with Sinhalese C. and index and table
of roots, with meanings, examples etc. Colombo, 1911. (5) with an index of roots in Skt. and
Bengali and Bengali transl. of Paribhāṣas. Calcutta, 1912. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28. 1277.
(6) Kshitis Chandra Chatterji, Cal. Ori. Jour. I (no. 7), 1934. (7) G. B. Palsule,
DCRI. Poona, 1954 based on 9 mss., [Page270-a] previous edns. and addl. testimonia, with
indexes of roots and meanings.

--C. (Kāvya)kāmadhenu by a. himself.

AK. 619. Alph. List Beng. Govt. pp. 26. 139. B. III. 2. Baroda 49. 1044. 5181. 9514. 9561
(inc.). 12499. Ben. 20. Bikaner 5621. 5667. BISM.
vi. 97/7.
vi. 411/7. BORI. 619 of 1891-95 (with text). 271 of 1899-1915 (with text). Cabaton I.
551 (I). Cs. VIII. 12 (with text). IM. 21. IO. 877. 878. 5076. K. 80. L. 358. 789. 1631. MT. 3674.
Mysore I. p. 310 (2 mss.; 1 inc.). Nabadwip 668. Oudh 1877, 20. Oxf. 175b. RASB. VI. 4541. 4541A.
4541B. 4542. 4543. 4544. 4545. 4546. SSPC. II. A. 90 (inc.). 92. Stein 40. Trav. Uni. 95B. 556B.
7538 (with text, inc.). Udaipur II. 216, 29. Ujjain Latest Additions 219 (with text). Vaṅgīya p.
160.

Q. by Padmanābha, Oxf. 110b; by Viṭṭhala, Oxf. 161b.

Ptd. in the Calcutta edn. with Durgādāsa's C. noted above.

--C. America 2649 (with text). IM. 279 (an.). SK. Ray 377 (with text).

--C. Dhātudīpikā by Durgādāsa Śarman, son of Vāsudeva Sārvabhauma, composed in 1639 A.
D. Cs. VIII. 31 (inc.). 166. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 16. IO. 880. L. 1249. Lgr. 9. MD. 1518 (with
text. inc.). NP. II. 94. RASB. VI. 4547-49. Serampore G. 3. 8. SSPC. II. A. 75. 145 (inc.).
Vaṅgīya p. 161 (4 mss.; inc. two with text.) p. 162 (inc.).

Ptd. with text. See above.

--C. Ṭīkā by Rāma Rāma Nyāyālaṅkāra. IO. 879.

Hemacandra's Dhātupāṭha versified. by Harṣakulagaṇi, pupil of Hema- [Page270-b]
vimalasūri. Baroda 2831. BP. pp. 226b. 247b. 248a.

Ptd. Jaina Yaśovij. Granth. 12. Benares, 1909.

--C. Jainagranthāvalī p. 306 (text an.).

--C. Avacūri by Vijayavimala. Jainagranthāvalī p. 305.

See also Jaina Sid. Bhās. II. i. p. 36.

gr. by Maṇḍanakavi. K. 80.

See Pattan I., Intro. p. 50; also NCC. II. p. 374b.