poet. Smv. p. 177 (tarantIvAGgAni etc.).

Bud. Cordier III. p. 240.

yoga. Ref. to by Sundaradeva in his Haṭhasaṅketacandrikā, RASB. VIII. B. 6597.

--by Raghuvīra Audīcya. IM. 499.

mistake for Kullūka Bhaṭṭa (?)

--Śrāddhasāgara. Sūcīpattra 36. See IHQ. XXVII. (1951) pp. 113 ff. for the spurious
Śrāddhasāgara of Kullūka.

or kumbha King of Mewar (ruled between 1433-68 A. D.); patron of Sūtradhāramaṇḍana (a. of
Prāsādamaṇḍana etc.) and Kālasena and Kanhavyāsa (See above p. 38b) who probably wrote the
musical works ascribed to Kumbha.

--Ekaliṅgāśraya. (?) mentioned in the colophonic verses in his C. Rasikapriyā on
Gītagovinda, 7th sarga.

The late R. A. Sastri reported in one of his communications a ms. of an [Page228-b]
Ekaliṅgapurāṇa by Kumbhakarṇa in Udaipur.

--Gītagovinda, a new musical composition (Sūḍa prabandha); mentioned in his Saṅgītarāja.
See Benares edn. p. 553 and ibid. Intro. p. 50.

--Kumbhasvāmimandāra (?). Mentioned in the colophon to Canto 6 of Rasikapriyā on
Gītagovinda.

--Caṇḍīśatakavyākhyā. See the Kumbhaviśeṣāṅka of Rājasthāna Bhāratī, 1962-63,
Sadul Rajasthan Research Institute, Bikaner, for an article on the above, based on a ms. of it in
the Jain Bhavan Granthalaya, Calcutta.

--C. Rasikapriyā on Gītagovinda of Jayadeva.

Ptd. in N. S. Press edn. of the text.

--Saṁkṣepakāmaśāstra. Bikaner 3818.

--Saṅgītakramadīpikā mentioned by a. in one of the colophonic verses in his Rasikapriyā at
the end of Canto 3 of Gītagovinda.

--Saṅgītarāja or S. mimāṁsā, a voluminous encyclopaedic work on music, dramaturgy and
dancing. Bikaner 3510. K. 96. P. 15 (Pāṭhya only).

Ptd. (1) Vol. I. Pāṭhyaratnakośa. Ganga Ori. Series, Bikaner, 1946. (2) Nṛtyaratnakośa,
Rājasthān Purātan Granthamālā, Jodhpur, 24. 1957. (3) Pāṭhya and Gītaratnakośas,
Nepal Rajya Skt. Series 5, Benares Hindu Uni. 1963.

--Four plays using Sanskrit and the Deśī languages Maharāṣṭrī, Newari, Kannada and
Telugu.

Mentioned in Ekaliṅgamāhātmya, Rājavarṇana-adhyāya, verse 74, [Page229-a] Chitorgarh
Kīrtistambha ins. verse 158 and in the Saṅgītarāja Cols.

--Music compositions, several short ones, included in the Ekaliṅgamāhātmya.

For an account of him and his works see, Ekaliṅgamāhātmya, Rājavarṇana-adhyāya;
Mahārāṇa Kumbha by Harbilas Sarda, Ajmer, 1932 (2nd edn.); V. Raghavan, Later Sangita
Literature, J. of Music Academy, Madras IV. pp. 53-4; Sangita Natak Academi Bulletin no. 17
July 1960. pp. 11-2; and ABORI. XIV. (1933) pp. 258-63. and Intros. to the Bikaner and Benares
edns. of Vol. I. of Saṅgītarāja.

vedalakṣaṇa. MT. 485 (o). 1205 (c). 4600 (a) (2).

kāvya. by Veṅkaṭaraṅgācārya (1822-1900 A. D.) of Paravastu family; resided at
Viśākhapaṭṭana. J. of Ori. Inst. M. S. Uni., Baroda XVI. ii. 1966. p. 155.

nickname of Abhinanda (a. of Rāmacarita Mahākāvya), ref. to by Kṣemendra in
Aucityavicāracarcā (K. M. Gucch. 1. p. 137). See NCC. I. Revised edn., p. 297a under
Abhinanda.

on Kumbhakonam in Tanjore district. Adyar I. p. 142b. Mysore I. p. 181. Oppert I. 3774. 5015. II.
64. 9869. Rice 84.

--from Brahmāṇḍapurāṇa. Burnell 190a. IO. 6957 (Ch. 32 extracted in Vidyāraṇya's
Śaṅkaravilāsa). Kāmakoṭī 6/14 (K. kṣetramāhātmya). TD. 10475. Thomas App. p. 276. 278.
Whish 203. 204 (Kṣettravaibhavakhaṇḍa of Br. purāṇa, Uttarabhāga. 12 chs.).

--from Bhaviṣya(t)purāṇa. madhyama khaṇḍa; in some mss., Bh. uttaraº. [Page229-b] Burnell
190b. IO. 6687. Mack. 67. MD. 18811 (inc.). Mysore I. p. 181. Taylor I. 155. TD. 10024. 10025
(assigned to Āgneyapurāṇa). Whish 189 (Chs. 79-106).

Ptd. Kumbhakonam, 1895. 1913. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28. 525 and IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p.
1415. The text is in 9 chs. and differs from Whish 187B (?)

--from Śivarahasya (of Skānda). Kāmakoṭī 6/B/14. MT. 7630 (called here
Kumbhakoṇamahimānuvarṇana).

--from Harivaṁśa, 40th Ch. of Śeṣadharma section. MT. 759. Mysore I. p. 181.

compiled by Rāmakṛṣṇānandagiri.

Ptd. Allahabad, 1908. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1415.

or kumbhArcanA Jain. Adyar II. p. 239a. Mad. Uni. R. K. S. 5a (4).

ref. to in Tantracintāmaṇi of Dāmodara, Rep. Hpr. 1901-6, p. 9.

Q. in Siṁhasiddhāntasindhu (fol. 27b. Anup. Skt. Library ms.), a mantraśāstra work of
Śivānanda Gosvāmin alias Śiromaṇi Bhaṭṭa, written in 1674 A. D. See Dr. C. Kunhan Raja
Presentation Vol. p. 369. Mentioned also by Navamīsiṁha in his Tantracintāmaṇi, RASB. VIII. A.
6217.

āgama. TD. XX. Sup. no. 1012 (s).

by Kumbha Rāṇa. See above under Kumbha.

(or pAva) yogin

--Adhyātmamahāyogaśāstra. BORI. 293 of 1892-95.

--Anubhavavidyāyogaśāstra. BORI. 294 of 1892-95. Jodhpur 863. [Page230-a]

--Vairāṭapurāṇe yogaśāstra. BORI. 298 of 1892-95.

All these three works are in a mixed Skt. cum some Hindi dialect.

śaivāgama. from Nityārcanāpaddhati. Mysore I. p. 598.

--Advaitakālānala. dvai. See ABORI. XIX. p. 361.

Mack. 67.

Q. in Sujana's Śabdaliṅgārthacandrikā. See Adyar Library Bulletin VII. i. 1943. p.
41.

from Bhaviṣyottarapurāṇa. America 1251.

(Nāganātha ?) of the Viṣṇu family.

--Śabdapradīpikā. Burnell 41b. 50b. TD. 5052.

or kumbhImAhAtmya B. II. 40.

or Kumbhīvallīvrata from Bhaviṣyottarapurāṇa. Lz. 271.

BORI. 44 of Ā882-83. Peters. I. p. 14 (no. 44).