mantra. TD. XX. Sup. no. 1020 (fn.).

Q. often in the an. C. on the Amarakośa. MT. 3356 (see also JOR. Madras XII. p. 7); by
Nayanānanda Śarman in his C. Kaumudī on Amarakośa (Adyar D. VI. 978) and by [Page317-a]
Rāmanātha in his C. on Amarakośa (see ZDMG. 28 (1874) p. 123).

Q. by Bhāskararāya in his C. on Lalitāsahasranāma pp. 46, 79, 135, 159. N. S. Press edn.
1935.

poet q. Padyaveṇī p. 85 (verse 286). Probably Kṛṣṇadāsa Kavirāja noted below.

--Aśvārūḍhī. jy. NP. X. 48.

wrote the following stotra in 1578 A. D.

--Karṇānanda with C. Arthakaumudī. BORI. D. XIII. i. 49. 62.

See NCC. III. p. 186a.

--Kṛṣṇastavarājastotra.

Ptd. Bṛhatstotrasaritsāgara pp. 514-15. Bombay, 1927.

--Bālakṛṣṇāṣṭaka.

Ptd. ibid. pp. 515-16.

--Gītagovindaṭīkā. Sūcīpattra 8.

--Meghadūtaṭīkā. Sūcīpattra 12.

--C. on Daśamukhavadha or Setubandha of Pravarasena. GD. 1779 (inc.). Granthappura p. 86, no.
1779.

Cf. above C. on same text by one Kṛṣṇa.

--Dīpikākerala. med. CPB. 2210.

--Prākṛtavṛtti. gr. a C. (?) Baroda 1254.

--Prītaparīkṣā. BORI. 1508 of 1891-95.

or jayakRSNadAsa

--Rasarūpāmaṅgalamahārahasya with C. [Page317-b] kāvya. BORI. D. XIII. ii. 602. Col. s call
a. Jayakṛṣṇadāsa.

--Rāgamayī kalā. BORI. 1473 of 1891-95.

--C. on Daivajña Sūrya Paṇḍita's Rāmakṛṣṇavilomakāvya. B. II. 100.

of Mihiravaṁśa, patron of Mādhava or Utprekṣitavallabha (a. of Saptaśatī composed in 1608
A. D.).

See NCC. II. p. 319b.

--Sāmbastotra (?) BISM. vi. 301/7.

a disciple of Jīva Gosvāmin.

See S. K. De, Vaiṣ. Faith and Movement in Bengal, p. 154 fn. (2nd edn.) 1961.

or kAnaº (kAhnaº) of Rājanagara and Divān of Bījapur; son of Rāghavadāsa, grandson of
Kṛṣṇadāsa and great grandson of Gaṇeśa Rao, minister of the king in Gujarat; prompted Bhaṭṭa
Nārāyaṇa to write Kāśīrahasyaprakāśa. IO. 3702 (ms. d. 1752 A. D.).

See also above p. 138b.

probably a relative of Upaniṣad Brahma Yogin who prompted him to write C.s on 108 Ups.
rAmAnandezvaraharikRSNadAsA hi codakAH (p. 377, Sāmānya Vedānta Ups. Adyar edn.).

See V. Raghavan, Upaniṣad Brahma Yogin, his life and works, J. of the Music Academy, Madras,
XXVII. p. 119.

See above Kṛṣṇasūri.

pupil of Madhurāja or Mādhura and grand pupil of Abhinavagupta.

--Cc. Vimarśinī on Abhinavagupta's C. Laghuvṛtti on Anuttaratriṁśikā or Parātriṁśikā.
TCD. 1074D. [Page318-a]

See NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 201b.

--C. Vārttika on the Śivasūtras of Vasugupta. Baroda 1505. PUL. II. App. p. 64.

--C. on Śaktisūtra (tantra), PUL. II. App. p. 61.

Bhaṭṭakṛṣṇa and Mādhura or Madhuyogin or Madhurāja figure in MD. 15325,
Svātmaparāmarśa.

of Kerala country.

--Kalāvatīkāmarūpa. nāṭaka. MD. 12511 (Acts I to part of V).

See Contribution of Kerala to Skt. Lit. pp. 221-2.

of Orissa; Badajana Mahāpātra; q. by Haladhara Miśra in Saṅgītakalpalatā (1623-1630);
court-poet of Mukunda Gajapati (1559-1568); q. Rāmānandarāya (1509 A. D.); identifiable with the
courtier-musician mentioned by Abul Fazl as Mahāpattar (Mahāpātra); pupil of
Gaṅgādharaguru.

--Gītaprakāśa in 7 chs. music. Cf. MT. 3176 (d).

See Orissa Hist. Res. J. VII. ii. pp. 73-76; V. Raghavan, Two Music writers of Orissa, J.
of the Music Academy, Madras XXIX. 1958, p. 144; and Later Sangita Literature, Sangeet Natak
Akademi Bulletin 17. July 1960, p. 14.

alias Varadarāja Deśika, son of Somana and Liṅgamāmbā; pupil of Podila Veṅkaṭācārya; and
descendant of Mopāṭi Kañcirāja.

--Nityakriyāratnamālā. MT. 1860. 2348. [Page318-b]

or IzvarakRSNadAsa or brahmacArIº Jain. son of Vīrikā and Harṣa, and elder brother of
Maṅgaladāsa.

--Munisuvratapurāṇa or Puṇyacandrodaya written at Kalpavallī in 1759 A. D. L. 2039. NCC. II.
p. 274a, Purāṇacandrodaya must be Puṇyacandrodaya.

--Vimalanāthapurāṇa. Oxford II. 1405 (1). (Col. iti zrIvimalanAthapurANe
bhaTTArakazrIratnabhUSaNAmnAyabakAra brahmakRSNadAsaviracite).

See below Keśavasena.