or
kAzAjyosya (?) jy. by Daivajña Śiromaṇi. Burnell 78b. TD. 11456. [Page299-a]

son of Nārāyaṇa Vāgīśvara, of Kāpya Gotra, who became a sannyāsin; a scholar named
Gadādhara is mentioned in the prologue of his play. A king Jayadeva (another reading Jagaddeva) is
also mentioned; attempts have been made to identify this king, who might even be fictitious.
Kāñcana is earlier than the 15th century, as a ms. of his play is d. 1431 A. D.

--Dhanañjayavijaya Vyāyoga.

Ptd. K. M. 54. 1895.

--Jyautiṣadarpaṇa. Śg. II. 42. See under Yallaya, Kañcam.

name of Śivarāma Tripāṭhin's C. on Subandhu's Vāsavadattā.

Ptd. F. Hall, Calcutta, 1859. Bib. Ind. 30; Jivananda Vidyasagar, Calcutta, 1874.

For a study of the C., see L. Gray, JAOS. XXIV. i. 1908, pp. 57-63.

But the C. is called simply Darpaṇa; no basis for the adjunct ‘Kāñcana’.

Bud. Lalou p. 21. See below Kāñcavatīdhāraṇī.

kāvya (?) Q. in Khaṇḍanoddhāra of Vācaspati Miśra II of Mithilā (p. 25 edn. in
Pandit 1903-7). See J. of G. Jha Res. Inst. IV. i-iv. p. 304.

looks like a didactic poem; q. in the Smṛtiratnākara of Hārīta Veṅkaṭācārya (p. 210,
Venk. edn.). Cf. previous entry. See Annals of Ori. Res. Uni. of Madras, I. i-ii. p.
18.

Bud. AMG. II. p. 325. AR. XX. p. 526.

by Pañcāpageśa Śāstrin.

Ptd. Kumbhakonam, 1919. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1246. [Page299-b]

Sri. Dev. 255.

by Veṅkaṭanātha Vedānta Deśika.

Ptd. Grantha script, Kuppam, 1918. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1245.

--C. Dīpikā on Ratirahasya of Kokkoka. Ptd. Panjab Skt. Bk. Depot, Lahore.

known in Tamil as Tirukkaccinambi, son of Kamalāpati; pupil of Yāmunācārya and one of the
five religious teachers of Rāmānujācārya.

--Devarājāṣṭaka or Varadarājāṣṭaka, also called Kāñcīpūrṇastotra or Kāñcīstotra.
Adyar I. p. 198b. MT. 174 (j). 6246. 6313.

Ptd. (1) Stotraratnākara, Vol. II. p. 32. (2) Stotramālā, Kancipuram, 1948, p.
10.

Ptd. Conjeevaram, 1929. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1246.

name sometimes given to Vasantatilakabhāṇa or Ammāl Bhāṇa of Varadācārya; also of a
Bhāṇa of Veṅkaṭādhvarin (an inc. ms. with a descendent of a.) which is probably entitled
Madanadīpikā or Śṛṅgāradīpikā.

See J. of Sri. Venk. Ori. Inst. II. i. 1941. pp. 69-71.

on the famous city Kāñcī in South India, its Śiva, Viṣṇu and Devī temples, sacred waters
and legends.

Unidentified text: Gough p. 171. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 16. Mad. Uni. 522 (c). Oppert II. 57.
4512. Rice 82. Śṛṅgerī Mutt 268. [Page300-a]

--from Purāṇasaṅgraha. Mysore I. p. 110 (9 chs. inc.). See also IO. 6935 in entry after
next.

--from Brahmāṇḍapurāṇa in 32 chs. BC. 300. IO. 6663. MD. 15705 (inc. 28 chs.). On the
Viṣṇukṣetras especially.

Ptd. (1) P. B. Annangarachariar, Śāstramuktāvalī 26, Conjeevaram, 1906. (2) with
Kannada transl., Śrī Jaya Cāmarājendra Grantharatnamālā 18. Mysore, 1945.

--Śaiva-purāṇa-saṅgraha; from different purāṇas, Brahmāṇḍa etc.; probably the text in
100 chs. ref. to as Śatādhyāya, and transl. into Tamil as Kāñcippurāṇam, pt. II. by
Kacciappamunivar. IO. 6935 (Col. Sarvapurāṇasaṅgraha).

--from Skandapurāṇa, Tīrthapraśaṁsā section of Sanatkumārasaṁhitā of Kālikākhaṇḍa;
text in 50 chs. and hence ref. to as Pañcāśat; transl. into Tamil as Kāñcippurāṇam Pt. I, by
Śivajñānayogin of Tiruvāvaḍuturai Maṭh (ptd. Madras, 1910).

Alwar 772. BC. 134 (from Śaṅkarīsaṁhitā). IO. 6847. MD. 2381. 2382 (inc.). MT. 909. Mysore
I. p. 180. Taylor II. 240.

by Sudarśanendra Sarasvatī.

Ptd. along with 3 other works, Maṭhāmnāya etc. in Telugu script, Madras, 1894.

See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, pp. 1246, 1594.

or Nityānusandheyaguruparamparā. a series of 41 taniya or hagiological verses.
[Page300-b]

Ptd. (1) with Hindi rubrics, Ajmere, 1905. (2) with some additional verses, Conjeevaram,
1910.

See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28. 776. Cf. above Kāñcīprativādiº

Adyar I. p. 198b. See under Devarājāṣṭaka of Kāñcīpūrṇa.

from Śeṣadharma.

Ptd. in Telugu script, Madras, 1867. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1245.

Jain. Dig. by Kumudacandra. BORI. 576 of 1875-76. D. p. 107 (inc.). Report XXXVII.

Ptd. See Arrah I-A. p. 40.

Jain.

Ptd. See Arrah I-A. p. 40.

Jain. by Khuśāl Paṇḍita.

See Jaina Sid. Bhās. XIII. i. p. 35.

Vema, son of Kāṭaya; minister and sister's husband of the Reddi King Kumāragiri Vasantarāja
of Koṇḍavīḍu, 1386-1402 A. D.; was bestowed sovereignty over Rājamahendrapura; died C.
1416-8 A. D. Intro. verses in his C. on the Abhijñānaśākuntala refer to his military exploits.
All his C.s on the three plays of Kālidāsa bear his brother-in-law's name.

--C. Kumāragirirājīya on Abhijñānaśākuntala.

Ptd. Bālamanoramā Press, Madras.

--C. Kumāragirirājīya on Mālavikāgnimitra.

Ptd. (1) Bombay Skt. Ser. 6. 1889. (2) N. S. Press, Bombay, 1890. (3) Vāṇī
Vilās Press, Srirangam, 1908.

--C. Kumāragirirājīya on Vikramorvaśīya.

Ptd. Lahore, 1929. [Page301-a]

TD. XX. Sup. no. 1240.