--Harikelikalāvatī kāvya, in 5 Cantos in Toṭaka metre. Hpr. I. 421.

alaṁk. by Viṣṇudāsa, son of Mādhava.

Q. by him in his Śiśuprabodha, alaṁk. Fl. 469.

by Kalya Lakṣmīnṛsiṁha.

See Anyoktimālā, NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 240.

alaṁk. by Raghunātha of Manohara family, son of Bhikam Bhaṭṭa and grandson of Kṛṣṇa
Paṇḍita; a. probably identical with Raghunātha who wrote Vaidyajīvana in 1697 A. D.

A. ms. with S. R. Khandekar of Nasik is described by Gode in Stud. in Ind. Lit. Hist.
III. pp. 35-42.

For a detailed analysis of Doṣaprakaraṇa of the work, see JOR. Madras, XXVIII. pp. 87
ff.

metrics. B. III. 60.

alaṁk. Q. by Gopendra Tippabhūpāla in his C. Kāmadhenu on Vāmana's Kāvyālaṅkāra, p. 5,
Vani Vilas Press edn.; by Cokkanātha in [Page273-b] C. Bālavyutpattikāriṇī on
Yudhiṣṭhiravijaya (see Adyar Library Bulletin, X. p. 116).

an alias of Anantayajvan, a. of Pitṛmedhasūtravivaraṇa (Gautamīya).

See NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 178a.

See Kavirahasya.

by Ravidharma. Jainagranthāvalī p. 319.

--C. Vṛtti by a. himself. ibid.

by Halāyudha. BORI. 327 of 1884-87.

See Kavirahasya.

poet. Skm. pp. 126, 242.

mentioned in Rukmiṇīkalyāṇakāvya (pp. 6, 7. MT. 3666) and in the inscription at Kāñcī
(312 of 1954-55); same as Vidyācakravartin III, court-poet of the Hoysala king Ballāla III
(1291-1342 A. D.).

title of Pūrṇānanda (a. of Tattvamuktāvali, Hall p. 160).

--Rāmāyaṇa. Lucknow Mus.

patronised by king Śivasiṁha, 1714-1744 A. D.

--Kāmakumāraharaṇanāṭaka in 6 Acts based on Harivaṁśa and Bhāgavata J. of Assam Res.
Soc. XIV. 1960, p. 98.

See below under the work.

alias Vaṁśīvadana, teacher of Gopālacakravartin of Vandyaghaṭī family (a. of C.
Sārārthadīpikā or Saṁkṣiptasāra gr. Adyar D. VI. 715).

father of Jayadeva Vāgīśa, grandfather of Viṣṇurāma (a. of Prāyaścittatattvādarśa, L.
951). [Page274-a]

father of Narasiṁha Cakravartin (a. of Devīmāhātmyatattva, Dacca 1870. 2243A).

son or descendent of Rāmarām, pupil of Kaṇṭhabhūṣaṇa, contemporary of Śaṅkaradeva.

--Harikīrtanagaurava. Assam Purāṇas 8.

See J. of Assam Res. Soc. XIV. 1960, p. 93.

--C. Manoramā on Meghadūta. L. 3174.

--C. on Amaruśataka. Ani.

See NCC. I. p. 252b.

poet. of Dīrghāṅgī (modern Digang) near Vaidyavatī on the Ganges; son of Kavikarṇapūra
and Kauśalyā, grandson of Vidyāviśārada and father of Kavibhūṣaṇa and Kavivallabha;
C. end of 16th and beginning of 17th Cent. A. D.

--Kavicandrodaya. See below.

--Kāvyacandrikā. IO. 1193. Cabaton I. 668.

--(Cikitsā)ratnāvalī written in 1661 A. D. (See IHQ. XVIII. p. 172). Cs. X. A. 25. IO.
2710.

--Dhātucandrikā. gr. ref. to in Kāvyacandrikā. See IO. 1193. Oxf. 212a.

--Dhātusādhana. gr. Kātantra. IO. 781.

--Ratnāvalīkāvya. ref. to in Kāvyacandrikā. See Oxf. 211b.

--Rāmacandracampū. Oxf. 211b.

--Vaidyakaratnāvalī. Cabaton I. 1019 (5). Paris (B. 242 I).

--Vrajyākāvya. Sūcīpattra 13.

--Śānticandrikākāvya. ref. to in Kāvyacandrikā. Oxf. 211b.

--Sāralaharī. gr. ref. to in Kāvyacandrikā. Oxf. 212a. RASB. VI. 4493. [Page274-b]

--Stavāvali kāvya. ibid.

Poet ref. to by Bharata Mallika in Candraprabhā, pp. 60 and 296, Calcutta edn. as father of
Kavivallabha.

See IHQ. XVIII. p. 172. His verses q. in Padyāvalī 162. 166. 188. 189.

same as above ?

--C. Subhadrā on the Raghuvaṁśa. Dacca 474D (inc.).

alias Divākara (C. 1497-1541), son of Vaidyeśvara and Guṇavatī of Bhāradvājagotra
and Vājasaneyaśākhā; brother of Madhusūdana (a. of Dhūrtacarita) who lived in the court of
Kṛṣṇarāya of Vijayanagar and learnt Sāhitya from his paternal uncle Nārāyaṇa.

--Bhāratāmṛta. kāvya in 20 Cantos. MT. 3717.

On Poet Divākara and His Works, see V. Raghavan, J. of the Kalinga Hist. Res. Soc. II.
i. June 1947, pp. 19-22; also NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 300a.

--Sāralaharī. gr. of Saṁkṣiptasāra school. RASB. VI. 4493.

Also ref. to in a.'s Kāvyacandrikā. Oxf. 212a.

kāvya. Gough p. 32. See next.