from Mahābhārata. Trav. Uni. 12697 (with Malayalam C.).

prabandha in campū form; based on Kumārasambhava. MT. 3964 (b). 4497 (inc.).

a campū on the birth of Kumāra in 9 Ullāsas. by Rāmacandra Korāḍa, a modern writer.

Ptd. Masulipatam, 1910.

mantra. by Pratibhānandanātha, pupil of Saṁvidānandanātha. Trav. Uni. 7721 (inc.).

poet. Smv. p. 26. Śp. 119 (same verse). A poet Kumuda is mentioned in Somadeva's
Yaśastilakacampū K. M. 70, Vol. I. p. 459, verse 239). See J. G. Jha. Res. Inst. I. iii.
May 1944. p. 372. Q. by Gadādhara in his Rasikajīvana, BORI. D. XII. 247.

ref. to as ancestor by Nṛsiṁha Tarkapañcānana in his C. Gaṇamārtaṇḍa on Dhātupāṭha of
Saṁkṣiptasāra, IO. 839.

another name for Siddhasena Divākara, a. of Kalyāṇamandirastotra; said to be the name received
at consecration. See Peters. IV. Intro. p. cxxxi Prabhāvakacarita, VIII. 57. According to Jacobi
(Ind. Stud. 14. 376) this is due to the attempt of commentators to read the name of a. in last
verse of the stotra. See Siddhasena Divākara.

or kumudendu described as son of Māghanandi.

--C. Skt.-Kannaḍa on Jinasaṁhitā or Pratiṣṭhākalpa, ascribed to Mahāvīra [Page227-a] or
Vardhamāna. Arrah II. 18. Hombucca 175. 252. MD. 8742. Moodbidri I. 305. Narasimhachari took
Kumudacandra as a. of both the text and C.; but this is not borne out. See Moodbidri II. 96a,
Kumudacandrasaṁhitā by Kumudacandra and Moodbidri II. 730, Kumudacandra's C. on
Māghanandisaṁhitā. Cf. next.

or kumudendu of Mūlasaṅgha and Balātkāragaṇa, son of Udayendu, and father of Māghanandi
(a. of Padārthasāra, MT. 5467). Figures in an inscription of Hoysala Narasiṁha III, 1265 A. D.
(Epi. Car. XV. 1943. pp. 88-92). According to the above inscription which has the same verse
found in the Padārthasāra, on the geneology of Māghanandi, Kumudacandra's son was Māghanandi and
Māghanandi in turn, was the teacher of another Kumudacandra Paṇḍita and it was Māghanandi who
wrote Padārthasāra and three other works, Siddhāntasāra, Śrāvakācārasāra and Śāstrasāra
or Ś. sārasamuccaya. See also Epi. Car. II. (Revised edn.), Śravaṇabelgola Ins. 334 d. 1282
A. D. where Māghanandi is ref. to as disciple of Kumudacandra. On conflicting interpretations of
all this, see R. Narasimhachari, Karnataka Kavicarite, I. pp. 113-4, II. p. 11 and N. Premi,
Jain Sāh. aur Itihās, p. 534 and Bhujabali Sastri, Praśasti Saṁgraha, p. 47, the latter two
holding the two Māghanandis as different. R. Narasimhachari (ibid. I. pp. 392, 399) notices a
Kumudendu a. of a Kannada Rāmāyaṇa.

a Digambara Jaina poet, during the reign of Siddharāja; ref. to in Prabandhacintāmaṇi,
Singhi Jaina Granthamālā, 1, p. 66. [Page227-b]

--Kāñjikapūjā. BORI. 576 of 1875-76. See NCC. III. p. 300b.

poet. Q. in Smv. p. 341. The verse is from Mudritakumudacandranāṭaka, Act V.

orº prakaraNa by Yaśaścandra. BORI. 438 of 1899-1915. See Mudritakumudacandranāṭaka.

--C. Vṛtti on Vāgbhaṭṭālaṁkāra. Jainagranthāvalī p. 312. Probably a mistake.

Jain. by Kumudacandra. Moodbidri II. 96a. Cf. a.'s C. on Māghanandisaṁhitā, Moodbidri II.
730.

poet. Q. by Gadādhara, in his Rasikajīvana, BORI. D. XII. 247.

lex. writer. Q. in Candraśekhara's C. on Śiśupālavadha, IO. 3222-3. Also in the an. C. on the
Amarakośa, MT. 3356 pp. 733. 739. 740. 743. 754. 761. (See also JOR. Madras VI. pp. 249.
262).

Bud.

--Trisamayarājasādhana. Cabaton I. 47 (4). 48 (4) (wrongly Kumudyācārya). Cambr. Uni. Bud. p.
155. Cordier II. p. 371. III. pp. 20-1. Nepal II. pp. 83. 264.

Ptd. Sādhanamālā Vol. I. GOS. XXVI. no. 1. pp. 1-14.

As a poet he is q. in Subhāṣitaratnakośa 9.

--C. Subodhinī on Bhaṭṭikāvya. L. 1636. See Jaina Sid. Bhās. II. i. p. 37.

--Atīcāravicāra. jy. Mithilā.

--Anekārthasaṁgraha. lex. Bikaner 5527. [Page228-a]

by Bhavaśaṅkara Bhaṭṭācārya.

Ptd. Calcutta, 1881. Bengali script. IO. Ptd. Bks. 1897, p. 35. 1938, p. 1416.

Jain. See above Kumudacandra.

drama dealing with the love of Kumudvatī for the fisherman Śūrpaka. Ref. to in
Padmaprābhṛtaka Bhāṇa. See edn. in Caturbhāṇī, Madras, 1922, pp. 23, 25-6; edn. of Motichand
and V. S. Agrawala, Bombay, 1959. pp. 50, 54 (see fn.), 55. Theme of this play ref. to by
Aśvaghoṣa in Buddhacarita XIII. 11 and Saundarananda VIII. 44.

of Mewar, father of Kāyastha Cāmuṇḍa or K. Caṇḍa (a. of Jvaratimirabhāskara, BORI. D. XVI.
i. 86). See J. of G. Jhā Res. Inst. VIII. (1950) pp. 189-96.