mentioned in Vedāntasaṁjñādīpikā of Ādityapurī (L. 1844).

--Akṣamālāstuti. Mithilā.

--Ekatvakhaṇḍana. viś. adv. [Page315-b]

See NCC. III. p. 48b.

--Kṛṣṇalīlā. Mithilā.

--Golīyarekhāgaṇitaparibhāṣā. Mithilā.

--Jānarājacampū. Mithilā.

--Tulādānavidhi. dh. Mithilā.

--C. Manoramā on Nyāyasiddhāntamuktāvalī. NP. I. 122.

--C. on Mahimnah2stuti. Mithilā.

--Lakṣmīguṇamaṇimālā. Mithilā.

--Śāstrasaṅgraha. vaiś. L. 2880.

son of Puruṣottama.

--Karmatattvapradīpikā or Laghupaddhati. Baroda 2271. L. 4134. RASB. II. 377. Stein. Extr.
304.

Āvasatha(thika), son of Brahmadatta.

--Karmakaumudī.

See NCC. III. p. 195a.

--C. Bhāṣya on Caraṇavyūha. Oudh III. 8.

--Dānanirṇaya composed in 1493 A. D. RASB. III. 2399.

--Svargasopānapaddhati, “date of composition 1493 A. D.” RASB. III. 2305.

Maithila, son of Bhaveśa.

See Vidyākarasahasraka, Intro. p. 5, note on Kṛṣṇadattopādhyāya, one of whose verses is
q. in this anthology.

--Kuvalayāśvīya. nāṭaka. 5 Acts composed in Bengal in 1753 A. D. and the further two in
Benaras in 1783 A. D. L. 2035. Mithilā II. iii. 32. [Page316-a]

--Gītagopīpati. kāvya in imitation of Jayadeva's Gītagovinda. Written in Kāśī in 1782 A.
D. Mithilā. II. iii. 38.

Ptd. Bombay, 1903.

--C. Gaṅgā or Śaśilekhā on Gītagovinda of Jayadeva. Alwar 909. Extr. 183 (Śaśilekhā).
IO. 3875 (Gaṅgā). Mithilā II. iii. 42 (Gaṅgā). 157 (Śaśilekhā).

Interprets the poem as applying to Śiva. Refers in this connection to Madhusūdana Sarasvatī's
interpretation of Śivamahimnasstava as applying to Hari.

--Caṇḍīcaritacandrikā. on the story of Caṇḍī in Devīmāhātmya; in imitation of
Gītagovinda. L. 2008.

--Purañjanacarita. nāṭaka. L. 2000 (ms. dated 1779 A. D.). Prastāvanā mentions a patron
Divākara Puruṣottama.

Ptd. Vallabh Vidyanagar Ser. 30, Anand, 1955. Very imperfect edn.

--Cāpaprapañca and C. jy. Mithilā III. 65.

son of Karpūrīya Śivadatta (1625-1700 A. D.) and grandson of Caturbhuja (1600-50 A. D.).

--C. Dīpikā on Trimalla's Dravyaguṇaśataślokī. Bomb. Uni. 275. BORI. 922 of 1884-87. BORI.
D. XVI. i. 104.

See also Gode, Stud. in Ind. Lit. Hist. III. p. 46.

of Kṛṣṇātrigotra; son of Sadārāma and Ānandadevī; with surnames Audīcyajātīya and
Avaṭaṅka and also probably Ḍālavāṇīyajosī of the place [Page316-b] called Trāmaṭhīya in
Vāgjaḍa region. The BORI. ms. of Sāndrakutūhala gives a long geneology of a.

--Rādhārahasya. kāvya. Peters. III. 362-3.

--Sāndrakutūhala. nāṭaka. BORI. D. XIV. 238 (ms. d. 1867 A. D.).

--Mādhavodaya. kāvya. Skt. Coll. Ben. 1918-30, p. 77 (no. 636).

called also vanamAlimizra, son of Maheśa Miśra, pupil of Bhaṭṭoji.

--Kurukṣetrapradīpa. L. 2257.

(C. 1650 A. D.). one of the 63 writers of Shah Jahan's reign.

See Bibl. of Mughal India, App. III. pp. 154-165; also J. of Sri. Veṅk. Ori. Inst. I.
iv. p. 14 fn.

--C. on Kāvyādarśa. Assam Kāvyas 18. The a. is said to be the ancestor of the Brahmins
residing in the village Dingdingi.

resident of Kāśi.

--C. on Raghudeva's Virudāvalī. Cs. VI. 140. Mithilā II. iii. 152 (2 mss.).

MD. 6097.

GD. 1195 (i). Granthappura p. 58, no. 1195 (i).

Adyar II. p. 197b. MD. 6098-6100. 15119.