playwright ref. to in Smv. (4. 84) as having become famous by using Akālajalada's
verses. See NCC. I. under Akālajalada.

by Mm. R. V. Krishnamachari.

Ptd. Gadya Sangraha Series 1, Madras, 1916. Often reprinted.

abridgement of Kādambarī by M. S. Apte.

Ptd. Poona, 1885. Often reprinted.

or
abhinavakAdambarI by Ḍhuṇḍhirāja. See NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 298b, Abhinavaº.

kāvya. on the story of Kādambarī. by Trivikrama (also ref. to as Vikramadeva), son of
Rājarājadeva and pupil of Sakalavidyādhara Cakravartin (probably a. of Sañjīvanī C. on
Alaṁkārasarvasva).

MT. 2960 (breaks off in Canto 13, verse 2). Trav. Uni. 638 (12 Cantos). T. 1236.

Edn. Śrī Veṅkaṭeśvara Ori. Ser. 60. Tirupati, 1957.

a metrical abstract, in four Cantos, of Kādambarī containing the [Page338-b] story upto the
consecration of Candrāpīḍa, composed for Colebrooke by Maṇirāma, son of Rāmacandra and
Ānandī. IO. 4073.

Jodiya II. 34.

name of Āśādhara's C. on his own Kovidānanda (alaṁk.). See NCC. II. p. 193b.

cited as authority in Dhātudīpikā, C. on Vopadeva's Kavikalpadruma. See IO. 880.

jy. by Madhusūdana Jhā. Mithilā. III. 23. Recently published by the a.

Q. by Kṛṣṇa Vidyāvāgīśa in his Tantraratna, Mu7nchen J. 405. See below Kādimata.

by Śaṅkarācārya.

Ref. in Kaivalyāśrama's C. on Ānandalaharī ascribed to Śaṅkarācārya. Oxf. 108a.

anthology of subhāṣitas alphabetically arranged. GD. 1693 (inc.). Granthappura p. 83 (no.
1693).

by Jagaddhara Bhaṭṭa. See hymn 22 in his Stutikusumāñjali. K. M. 23, 1891, pp.
302-304.

Ptd. with a Hindi transl., Indian Press, Banaras, 1937.

Adyar II. p. 215b.

Nepal II. p. 71. See Kubjikātantra.

a class of Tantras. For the Tantras coming under this group, see Manoramā, C. on
Kādimatatantra (next entry), I. 2 ff., p. 2, Tantrik Texts VIII. and Eng. Intro. p. 2.

chs. 1-36 of Tantrarājatantra; called also Ṣoḍaśanityātantra. See also under
Tantrarājatantra. [Page339-a]

Adyar II. p. 184a (3 mss.; 1 inc.). p. 194a Alph. List Beng. Govt. pp. 45. 122. Alwar 2142.
Extr. 623. AS. p. 209. BBRAS. 813 (10 Paṭalas and part of 11). Bharatpur XVI. 22 (ch. 26). 117.
BORI. 362 of 1879-80. 465 of Ā881-82 (Śaktisaṅgamakhaṇḍa). 230 of Viś. (ii) (with C.). 597 of
1892-95. Burnell 206b. Cs. V. 24 (25 Paṭalas). 25 (36 chs.) (both with C.). 26 (36 Paṭalas). 43.
Gough p. 182 (13 chs.). Hz. 254. IM. 2690B (inc.) (36 Paṭalas). 4766 (inc.). 8671 (Paṭala 27).
IO. 2538-9. 6194 (36 chs.). 7934 (some verses q. from ch. 8). Jodhpur 1274. K. 54. Kāmakoṭī
2/c/13 (inc.). Kāṭm. 12. Kotah 797. L. 1109 (36 chs.). Lucknow Mus. Lz. 1255 (6 Paṭalas). Mad.
Uni. R. K. S. 144. MD. 5632 (36 Paṭalas). 5633-4 (inc.). Mithilā. Mu7ller Fund 11 (inc.). Mysore
I. pp. 566 (5 mss.; one complete, one 26 Paṭalas, one 21). 599. Nabadwip 568. Nepal I. p. 38. II.
pp. 148-149. Oppert I. 3057. Oudh VIII. 32. PUL. II. App. p. 55. Ramsingh 1430 (with Yantroddhāra
and Mantroddhāra). 1505. 1615. R. A. Sastri I. p. 47. RASB. VIII. A. 5817 (36th ch. only). Rice
298. Skt. Coll. Mys. p. 8. Śṛṅgerī 268. 306 (inc.). TCD. 927 (inc.). TD. 15377 (inc.). 15378.
15379-80 (inc.), XX. Sup. nos. 623 (inc.). 784-6 (all inc.). Tirupati 277. 319. Trav. Uni. 2870B
(18 Paṭalas). Trippūṇittura I. 455 (inc.). Triv. Cur. VII. 111 (inc.). Udaipur I. B. 90, 2. 3.
Viśvabhāratī 1387.

Q. in a number of Tantranibandhas and C.s, as also in a few works on Bhakti.

Edn. Arthur Avalon, Tantrik Texts, VIII (1919), XII (1926) with Manoramā C.
[Page339-b]

For a short Eng. analysis by A. Avalon, see Tantrarājatantra, Ganesh & Co., Madras,
1954.

--C. an. ref. to earlier C.s Manoramā and Nidhi. RASB. VIII. B. 6819 (fr.).

--[C. Nidhi. R. A. Sastri I. p. 28]. Ref. in an. C. RASB. VIII. B. 6819 (fr.). Q. often in
Prāṇamañjarī's C. also.

This is evidently the Vidyopāstimahānidhi in 9 sections each called a Nidhi, by Śivarāma
alias Prakāśānanda, pupil of Subhagānanda whose C. Manoramā, was also completed by him. See
Alwar 2142. Extr. 623. MD. 5638. It is not a C. but a nibandha in 9 chs. on the Kādimata.

--C. Manoramā written in Banaras by Subhagānandanātha (civil name Śrīkaṇṭha) of Kerala of
the latter half of the 17th Cent.; upto 22nd Paṭala and completed by his pupil Prakāśānanda, a.
of the Nidhi or Vidyopāstimahānidhi on the Kādimata. Completed in 1694 A. D. Manoramā is q. by
Bhāskararāya; see his C. on Vāmakeśvaratantra, Ānandāśrama 56, beginning; and often
by Prāṇamañjarī in her C. on Tantrarāja, Calcutta edn. 1940. See also Gode Com. Vol.
pp. 185-8.

Adyar II. p. 184a (20 Paṭalas). Alwar 2143. Extr. 624. AS. p. 209. BISM.
vi. thi. 178.
thi. 942 (18 Paṭalas). BORI. 230 of Viś. (ii). Cs. V. 24. 25. Gough p. 181. Hz. 319.
IM. 3829 (inc.). IO. 2540. Kāśīn. 34. L. 2204. MD. 5635 (1-22 chs.). 5636-7 (inc.). Mithilā.
MT. 4275 (inc.). 5179 (Paṭalas 23-36). Mysore I. pp. 566. 599. Naḍuvil Maṭham 169. NP. III. 116.
Oudh XI. 28. 1875, 30. PUL. II. App. p. 56. Śṛṅgerī 269 (19-32 Paṭalas). 270 (16 Paṭalas).
271 (Paṭala 19 ff.). Śṛṅ- [Page340-a] gerī Mutt 238. TCD. 1064 (inc.). Trav. Uni. 5238 (inc.).
7285 (inc.). Weber 1336 (1-5 Paṭalas).

Ref. in an. C. RASB. VIII. B. 6819 (fr.).

Ptd. Tantrik Texts VIII (1919), XII (1926).

--C. Sudarśana ascribed to Prāṇamañjarī, wife of the writer Premanidhi Pantha (A. D. 1726,
1737). Cs. V. 112 (entered as Sudarśanetrapaṭala wrongly).

Edn. first Paṭala only, The Contribution of Women to Skt. Lit. Vol. V. Calcutta,
1940.

--C. Arthadīpikā by Haridāsa. R. A. Sastri III. p. 229.

Hpr. III. 123, Tantrarāja of Kāśīrāmavācaspati seems to be an exposition of the text.

[

--C. Setubandha by Bhāskara. Cs. V. 44. K. 56].

See Nityāṣoḍaśikārṇava and C. thereon.

--Laghupūjāprakāra. Weber 1306.

IM. 4765.

Adyar II. p. 215b.

a C. on Kālīsahasranāmastotra from Mahākālasaṁhitā, (see above pp. 108-9), by
Rāmānandatīrtha. L. 1039.

son of Rāghavadāsa, Divan at Rajanagara in Gujarat, patron of Bhaṭṭanārāyaṇa alias
Bālabopa (a. of Kāśīrahasyaprakāśa. IO. 3702).

by Tārācaraṇa Tarkaratna.

Ptd. Benaras. 1868. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1245. [Page340-b]