poem in 4 cantos. by Vāsudevan Potti of Mūtteṭat (1833-93 A. D.) in [Page108-b] Ceṅṅanūr
in Kerala. See Contribution of Kerala to Skt. Lit., p. 267.

by Keralavarman, Valiya Koil Tampurān of Trivandrum (1845-1914 A. D.); written in 1869.

--C. Sumanorañjinī by Sundararāja.

Text and C. Ptd. (1) Tinnevelly, 1888. (2) Trivandrum, 1902.

in 21 cantos, giving practical illustrations in gr. by Mohana Bhaṭṭa alias Kavi Paṇḍita,
patronised by King Devīsiṁha of the Bundela family. BBRAS. 1163 (inc.).

paur. AK. 114.

in 5 Acts. by Hariyajvan, son of Lakṣmīnṛsiṁha. Prologue mentions Rāmarāja. Mysore I. p.
636 (ms. copied in 1768 A. D.)

by Śeṣa Kṛṣṇa. See Kaṁsavadha.

father of Yaśodharamiśra, a. of Daivajñacintāmaṇi (NP. V. 86), Mantrārādhanadīpikā (IO.
2581. RASB. VIII. A. 6233) and Vīravaracintāmaṇi (RASB. 10395).

[by Gaṅgādāsa. See Gopālaśataka by a.

--C. on Pratiṣṭhādimantra. SSPC. I. H. 30. I. 298. Varendra 105. 659.

called also Kālīsahasranāma, Dakṣiṇakālīsahasranāma, Medhāsāmrājya and
Sundarīśaktidāna; from Mahākālasaṁhitā of Ādinātha. Kālī-Kāla-saṁvāda.

Adyar I. p. 213a (2 mss.). BBRAS. 810. Bomb. Uni. 1428-30. BORI. 557 of 1892-95. CPB. 656-7.
Dacca 169C. 169G. 636N. 1867. 1966. Deo 172. Gough p. 37. Hz. 1718. IM. [Page109-a] 4514. K2otah
942. L. 392. 478. NP. V. 138 (with C.). Peters. V. p. 272 (no. 557). PUL. II. pp. 174. 184
(Medhāsāmrājyaprada kā. sa. nāma). Rohtek 156. SK. Ray DC. 162-163 (a. given as
Ānandanātha). SSPC. I. J. 54 (Medhāsāmrājya). Trav. Uni. 7704. Vaṅgīya p. 43 (2 mss.).
Varendra 1950.

For a Kālīsahasranāma in print, each name beginning with ‘Ka’ and the text called
‘Sarvasāmrājyamedhānāmasahasra’ and Kālītantra and some of the names having ref. to Kerala,
see Śāktapramoda, Venk. Press, Bombay, 1906, pp. 96-107.

--C. PUL. I. p. 122. R. A. Sastri II. p. 216.

--C. by Pūrṇānandanātha. L. 477. Mithilā (Medhāsāmrājya). NP. V. 138. RASB. VIII. B.
6643-46.

in the Muṇḍamālātantra. Dacca 1047. E. 3.

Ptd. along with Kakārādikālīsahasranāmastotra in Prabhākari Printing Works, Banaras,
1906.

Ptd. Prabhākari Printing Works, Benaras, 1906.

in 360 verses, being ch. 34 in the Śrutirabasya of Adhyātmabhāgavata assigned to Brahmāṇḍa
purāṇa.

Ptd. Bombay 1901. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1892-1906. 494.

by Giridharadāsa of the Vallabha School. Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 22 (a. wrongly given). RASB.
VII. 5743 (with C.).

Ptd. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1213.

--C. by Lakṣmīrāma, composed at the [Page109-b] instance of one Gopālacandra. RASB. VII.
5743.

nāma-stotra (?) IM. 9257 (inc.).

stotra. deity not known. Viśvabhāratī 2529.

Bud.

--Guhyaprajñāstotra. IO. 7819 (10).

--Svayambhūstotra. IO. 7819 (7).

(Pkt. Kakuya),
kakka sUri C. 10th cent. A. D. Jain. of Upakeśa or Ūkeśa Gaccha; preceptor of
Jinacandra or Devagupta (Navapadaprakaraṇa with C. L. 3030. Pattan I. pp. 3. 40. 68. Peters. I.
App. p. 28 (no. 10)); great-grand-preceptor of Siddhasūri II. (Kṣetrasamāsavṛtti, Pattan I. p.
29. Praśasti I. p. 33. II. pp. 82. 98).

--Pañcapramāṇīpañcāśikā. Jainagranthāvalī p. 184. Peters. V. p. 105 (no. 62).

Acc. to the Paṭṭāvali of this Gaccha, which has many Kakkasūris, the above Kakka, who also
wrote the Pañcapramāṇī is 43rd in this line. Ind. Ant. XIX. p. 240.

paur. from Bhaviṣyottarapurāṇa, Tīrthakāṇḍa, Īśvara-Agastya saṁvāda. MD. 17836.
Mysore I. p. 628. Rice 82.

inscriptional poet, a. of the Hansot plates of Cāhamāna Bhartṛvaddha; son of Vastuva and a
native of Valabhi. Bhand. Ins. of N. I. No. 20. See Epi. Ind. XII. pp. 197-204.

--C. on Dharmadāsa's Vidagdhamukhamaṇḍana. Rep. Hpr. 1901-6, p. 13 (ms. found in Navadvīpa).
Kakkaṭa also q. by Rāyamukuṭa in his C. on the Amarakośa. See ib. p. 13.

a distinguished scholar at whose instance Guṇacandra wrote his [Page110-a]
Haima-vibhramasūtraṭīkā, Oxf. 171a, Weber 1696; his opinion q. in Nyāsa on the C. of
Hemacandra (Bu7hler, Life of Hemaº); mentioned in Prabandhacintāmaṇi,
Siddharājaprabandha, as solving the problem of the expression ‘Koṭākoṭi.’

Jain. of Upakeśa or Ūkeśagaccha. Several Kakkasūris are known in the Paṭṭāvali of this
Gaccha. See Ind. Ant. XIX. pp. 238-242.

Jain. 67th of the Upakeśagaccha. C. 1315 A. D.

--Macchaprabandha, on the life of the two sons of Deśala.

See Ind. Ant. XIX. p. 241.

prose panegyric on the King of Kakkāḍ, chief of the Talappilli royal family near Kunnamkulam
in Kerala. See Contribution of Kerala to Skt. Lit. p. 241. TCD. 510C (fr.).