son of Timmanāyaka.

--C. Lalitā on Vṛttaratnākara of Kedāra. Adyar II. p. 39a. Adyar D. VI. 775-76.

son of Yajñanārāyaṇa of Kauśika gotra and father of Vīlinātha, a. of
Madanamañjarīnāṭaka. MT. 2807. TCD. 1308. TD. 4430. 4431.

son of Vaidyanātha of Maudgalyagotra; earlier than Laghuvaidyanāthīya, evidently the
Smṛtimuktāphalasaṁkṣepa by Śivarāmamakhin (C. 1700), summary of his father's work; see
MD. 3084, q. in Śrāddhanirṇaya.

--Kārikāmañjarī. Baudh. Ref. to also as Baudh. gṛhyakārikā and Baudh. smārtaprayoga,
both pūrva and apara. Burnell 20a. Hz. 672. Extr. TD. 11799-11805.

--Prayogādarśa. Baudh. in the form of a C. on the above. IO. 4816. MT. 3399. 5791.

--Mantrānukramaṇī. Ref. to in the above. Acc. to a.'s own statement the Kārikāmañjarī was
written first, then Mantrānukramaṇī and then Prayogādarśa.

of Śrīvatsagotra, father of Sāmbaśiva, of Gopālasamudram village [Page144-a] in Tirunelveli
Dist., a. of Śṛṅgāravilāsabhāṇa, MT. 3340. Sāmbaśiva wrote in the court of Mānavikrama, a
Zamorin of Calicut.

Trav. Uni. L. 722M.

gṛh. one of the three works ref. to above under Kanakasabhāpati. Kaḍayanallūr 29. 30.

son of Vīlinātha.

--C. Dīpti on his father's Rāmānvayabhūṣaṇa. MT. 4084 (a).

of Gauravaṁśa, father of Kīrtisiṁha in whose name is written the Kīrtiprakāśa of
Viṣṇuśarman. IO. 1682. See Kīrtiprakāśa and Kīrtisiṁha below.

med. by Rāmakṛṣṇa Vaidyarāja. Kāśīn. 34. Cf. Kanakasiṁhavilāsa below and also
Kanakasiṁha above.

med. Radh. 31. Cf. Kanakasiṁha and Kanakasiṁhaprakāśa above.

--Mādhavānalakāmakandalākathā. kāvya. CPB. 4106. Oudh V. 6 (ms. dated 1845 A. D.).
Cf. Kanakasundaragaṇi in BORI. D. XVII. iii. 724.

pupil of Ajitasena and grand-preceptor of Malliṣeṇa (a. of Bhairavapadmāvatīkalpa,
Mahāpurāṇa etc.). IO. ii. p. 711a (at the end of ms. of Bhairavapadmāvatīkalpa). See N. Premi,
Jain Sāh. aur Itihās, p. 413.

I. 1000 A. D. pupil of Vimalacandra and preceptor of Vādirāja II (a. of Pārśvanāthacarita
and Yaśodharacarita) and teacher of Būtuga and Rācamalla I. Mentioned at end of Vādirāja II's
Nyāyaviniścayavivaraṇa, Bhāratīya Jnānapīṭha edn. II. p. 369, l. 6. [Page144-b]

one of the 64 tantras mentioned in Śivatattvaratnākara, p. 4. Madras edn., 1927.

jy. writer q. in Kalyāṇavarman's Sārāvalī, N. S. Press edn. LIII. 1. 1914.

in Skandapurāṇa.

--Kokilāmāhātmya from. Oxf. 84b (Index only). SB. 236.

from Skandapurāṇa. Ben. 46.

name of Mahāmudgala's C. on the an. Rāmaratnākara, PUL. II. p. 62 (2 mss.); but this name is
not found in Hpr. IV. 236 where another ms. of it is noticed.

Jain. pupil of Maṅgaladeva or Budha Maṅgaladeva, C. 1065 A. D.; written at Asaiya, at
the instance of the minister of King Vijayapāla, perhaps of Bundelkand.

--Karakaṇḍacariu. Apabhraṁśa.

See Intro., H. L. Jain edn. of text, Karanja Jain Series 4, Karanja, 1934. See also
Allahabad Uni. Studies I (1925) 173-74 and Jaina Sid. Bhās. XX. ii. p. 14.

or Rūpasenacaritra. Jain. Mag. & Skt. by Jinasūri. BORI. 336 of 1871-72. D. p. 36. Gough
p. 97. Jainagranthāvalī p. 221.

vedic. on vedic śākhās and particulars on the Śukla Yv. and sage Yājñavalkya its
promulgator. by Nārāyaṇa of Śrīmuṣṇam.

Adyar I. p. 158b. Oppert II. 3978. A private ms. with Dr. V. Raghavan.

Ed. V. Raghavan, Adyar Library Bulletin on the basis of both these mss., 1966.

Yv. Oudh XXI. 8. XXII. 2 (4 mss.). [Page145-a]

ascribed to Śaunaka. IO. 4253.

Cf. above p. 8b, under Ṛgvidhāna, Laghu.

BP. p. 171b.

(variant
dhIra) poet. Gāthāsaptaśatī I. 66.