or pIyUSalaharI by Jayadeva. Cuttack 20.

by Apūccha Jhā of Mithilā. Mithilā.

See NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 255b.

Skt. Coll. Ben. 1918-30, p. 109 (no. 879) (inc.).

kāvya. Oppert II. 3329. R. A. Sastri IV. p. 260.

See next.

kāvya. by Dattātreya Kavi.

Adyar I. p. 199a (inc.). II. p. 4b (3 mss.; 2 inc.). Adyar D. V. 498. 499. 500 (all inc.).

kāvya. Ānandāśrama 713 (Sarga 1; with C.). 7083 (with C.). 7084.

--C. Ānandāśrama 713. 7083.

a name of Kṛṣṇakarṇāmṛta of Kṛṣṇalīlāśuka Bilvamaṅgala, in a ms. (CPB. 1018) and a
Bombay edn. of 1873 (IO. Ptd. Bks. 1897, p. 37).

kāvya. with C. by Acyutarāya Moḍaka. Trav. Uni. 7591.

Ptd. Bombay, 1873. See NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 75b.

by Nityānanda, in imitation of the Gītagovinda. Orissa Hist. Res. J. V. i-ii. p. 115.

by Nīlakāntadeva Gosvāmin. [Page354-b]

Ptd. with Bengali C. Calcutta, 1918. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1375.

in 104 verses. by Bholānātha Śukla (a. of Karṇakutūhala, NCC. III. p. 183b), protege of
Sawai Pratap Singh of Jaipur; seems to have some connection with the Govardhananāth temple in Hawa
Mahal in Jaipur Palace, erected by the above King in 1791 A. D.

Ptd. Rājasthān Purātan Granthamālā 26, Jodhpur, 1957. See also ABORI. XLI. pp.
166-7.

kāvya. in 14 sargas; composed in 1672 A. D. by Raghuvīra Daivajña, son of Viṭṭhala
Dīkṣita. Bikaner 2840. RASB. VII. 5238. Rep. Raj. & C. I. p. 52 (Kṛ. līlāmṛtalaharī).

nāṭaka. in seven Acts. by Keśava. Cuttack 35. MT. 4164.

another name of Gopālatāpanīupaniṣad according to the edn. noted below.

Ptd. with Bengali transl. and exposition. Calcutta, 1917. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28.
1124.

vaiṣ. Cs. X. B. 13 (inc.). Udaipur II. 214, 5.

or bi(vi)lvamaGgala saint, philosopher and scholar, son of Nīlī and Dāmodara and disciple
of Īśānadeva (see verse at end of first Śataka of Kṛṣṇakarṇāmṛta). Durgāprasāda Yati, in
his C. on Śrīcihnakāvya mentions him as pupil or belonging to the line of pupils of
Padmapādamuni, from which some take him to have belonged to the Tekkemaṭham at Trichur, said to
have been founded by Padmapāda. In the opening verse of Kṛṣṇakarṇāmṛta occur two other names
as Gurus, Cintāmaṇi and Somagiri. [Page355-a] Bilva(Villu)maṅgala (given sometimes as
Kodaṇḍamaṅgala) seems to be his house-name. For discussion about the life, date and works of
different Kṛṣṇalīlāśuka-Bilvamaṅgalas and the question of their identity or otherwise see
Ullur S. Paramesvara Iyer, Proceed. AIOC. IX. Trivandrum, 1937, pp. 471-91; S. K. De, Intro. to
his edn. of Kṛṣṇakarṇāmṛta; Dr. K. K. Raja, Contribution of Kerala to Skt. Lit. pp. 31-51.
Ref. to as Karṇāmṛtakavi by Gaṅgādevī, consort of Vīrakampana (1343-79 A. D.), in
Madhurāvijaya I. 12.

Works ascribed to him fall into three classes: (i) a few Advaitic, Śaiva and Śākta hymns and
commentary, referring to his original or basic faith (ref. to also in Kṛṣṇakarṇāmṛta II. 21
zaivA vayaM etc.); (ii) ecstatic hymns on Kṛṣṇa as the Divine Baby, together with hymns on
Rāma and Nṛsiṁha; and (iii) works on Skt. and Pkt. grammar, inclusive of illustrative poems of
this class.

In the second class, there is much overlapping, verses in smaller collections found in larger
ones and so on.

In some stotra-mss., a stotra of his is described as brother of Stotra-ratna (Stotraratna-sodara,
see MT. 4320, Bṛndāvanastotra and Abhinavakaustubhamālā in TSS. 211, first work), from which
we may suppose that there is another hymn of his not listed below, called Stotraratna.

For q.s from his Kṛṣṇa-stotras, see De's edn. of Kṛ. karṇāmṛta, App. III. pp. 343-4; there
are q.s in Skm. the earliest anthology to quote, Sbhv. and Śp. an. or under other
authors. Skm. p. 39 (manthAnamujjha) an. occurs in [Page355-b] Bālagopālastuti. Other q.s
under Kṛ. līlāśuka or Bīlvamaṅgala are:

Sabhyālaṅkaraṇa (verses 9, 205); Śp. 72, 73, 115, 130; Padyāmṛtataraṅgiṇī
15, 16, 35, 272, 273; Padyāvalī 130 and some an.

--Adbhutastuti.

See NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 118b.

--Anubhavāṣṭaka. MT. 4320.

Ptd. J. of Kerala Uni. Ori. Mss. Lib. XII. ii and as no. 8 in Stotrasamāhāra Pt. I.
TSS. 211. 1964.

--Abhinavakaustubhamālā on the deity of the temple at Śukapura. GD. 1172 (p).

Ptd. TSS. 2. Reprinted in J. of Kerala Uni. Ori. Mss. Lib. X. i and as no. 3 in
Stotrasamāhāra Pt. I. TSS. 211. 1964.

--Kārkoṭakastuti or Kārkoṭakeśvarastotra. MT. 4320.

--Kālavadha.

See above p. 35a.

Also ptd. with Malayalam transl. of C. P. Krishnan Elayath.

--Kṛṣṇakarṇāmṛta.

See above p. 295.

--Kṛṣṇabālacarita. BORI. D. XIII. i. 150.

--Kṛṣṇavaradāṣṭaka. MT. 4320.

Ptd. Stotrārṇava. Madras Govt. Ori. Mss. Lib. Ser. 70. pp. 471-2.

--Kṛṣṇastuti(stotra). in 104 verses. (Beg. yaM veda vedavidapi). Br. Mus. 241 (119 verses)
(Bil. st.). IO. 7063. L. 1198 (Bilvamaṅgalam) (d. 1694 A. D.).

Ptd. Calcutta, 1817.

--[Kṛṣṇāhnikakaumudī. in 6 Prakāśas. L. 2951. Mithilā II. iii. 33]. Wrongly ascribed to
Bilvamaṅgala; its real a. is Kavikarṇapūra. [Page356-a]

--C. Śaṅkarahṛdayaṅgamā on Kenopaniṣad, reconciling the two Bhāṣyas by Śaṅkarācārya.
MT. 2962.

Ptd. Annals of Ori. Res. Uni. of Madras IX. i and ii.

--Kramadīpikā. on Kṛṣṇa worship. mentioned in IXth AIOC. Proceed. (1940) Trivandrum, p.
478.

--Gaṇapatistotra. MT. 4320.

Ptd. Stotrārṇava, Madras Govt. Ori. Mss. Lib. Ser. 70. pp. 464-7.

--Govindastotra or Govindadāmodarastotra or Vilvamaṅgalastava. 56 verses with refrain govinda
dAmodara mAdhaveti. BORI. D. XIII. iii. 885. 892. Fl. 84. L. 2234. Lz. 254, 2. 444.

--[Govindaikaviṁśatikā. Bd. 396. Same as Govindadāmodarastotra but has less no. of
verses].

--Dakṣiṇāmūrtistava in 46 verses. otherwise called Tribhuvanasubhagākhyāstuti. GD.
1147K.

Ptd. TSS. 2. Reprinted in J. of the Kerala Uni. Ori. Mss. Library X. i. and separately as
no. 2 in Stotrasamāhāra Pt. I. TSS. 211, 1964.

--Durgāstava(stuti) in praise of goddess at Ariyannūr temple. GD. 1172G.

Ptd. Proceed. AIOC. IX. Trivandrum, pp. 481-3.

--C. Puruṣakāra on the grammatical work Daiva of Deva. GD. 729.

Ptd. TSS. 1.

Q.s Bhoja's Sarasvatīkaṇṭhābharaṇa and Bopadeva and is q. by Mādhava in Dhātuvṛtti.

--Nṛsiṁhanavaratnastava in 9 verses. Also contained in Sumaṅgalastotra. IO. 3907 (last but
one). [Page356-b]

Ptd. J. of Kerala Uni. Ori. Mss. Library XI. iv. and as no. 6 in Stotrasamāhāra, Pt. I.
TSS. 211. 1964.

--Bālakṛṣṇakrīḍākāvya. B. II. 92.

--Bālakṛṣṇastuti in 27 verses.

See Proceed. AIOC. IX. Trivandrum. pp. 484-7.

--Bālagopālastuti. On an illustrated ms. of it from Southern Rajasthan or Gujarat, preserved in
the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, see O. C. Gangoli, J. of the Andhra His. Res. Soc. IV. i-ii.
pp. 86-8; Malavyaji Commemoration Volume, Benares, 1932, pp. 285-9; Norman Brown, Eastern
Art, II. pp. 167-206. De's edn. of Kṛ. karṇāmṛta, Addenda, pp. 372-378 where a list of its
verses is given.

--Bālagopālāṣṭaka. in 10 verses.

Ptd. J. of Kerala Uni. Ori. Mss. Library XII. and as no. 6 in Stotrasamāhāra, Pt. I.
TSS. 211. 1964.

--Bilvamaṅgalastotra. BORI. 642 of 1883-84. BP. p. 302 (no. 642).

--Bhāvanāmukura on how to contemplate on the physical form of Kṛṣṇa. in 27 verses. Trav.
Uni. C. 2501B.

Ptd. Proceed. AIOC. Trivandrum, pp. 488-91.

--Mahākālāṣṭaka. GD. 1172 H. MT. 4320.

--Rāmacandrāṣṭaka. MT. 4320.

--[Rāmacaritāmṛta. last section of Sumaṅgalastotra. IO. 3907].

--Rāsamaṇḍalāṣṭaka. Udaipur II. 132, 9 (11).

--Viśvādhikastuti. See M. Krishnamachariar, Hist. of Classical Skt. Lit. p. 336.
[Page357-a]

--Viṣṇustuti or Bilvamaṅgalastotra. 207 verses (Beg. vRndAvanadrumataleSu gavAM vrajeSu).
Br. Mus. 242.

There is a ms. in Adyar also (ms. d. 1418 A. D.), for a Note based on which see Adyar Library
Bulletin, VIII. Mss. Notes, pp. 43-5. Except 15, the rest of the verses here are in Kṛ.
karṇāmṛta II and III.

--Vṛ(Bṛ)ndāvanastuti(stotra) in 60 verses. MT. 4320.

Ptd. (1) Tirumalai Sri Venkatesvara I. iii. pp. 225-30. (2) J. of the Kerala Uni. Ori. Mss.
Library IX. iii and as no. 1 in TSS. 211, Stotrasamāhāra. 1964.

--[Śivastuti].

[See the collection Sumaṅgalastotra. IO. 3907 (3rd from last)].

--Śrīcihnakāvya (Siricindhakavva) also called Govindābhiṣeka; illustrating rules of Prakrit
grammar. First eight cantos illustrating rules of Vararuci's Prākṛtaprakāśa. Continued in 4 more
cantos by his pupil and commentator Durgāprasādayati. Adyar D. V. 700. MT. 4156. 5156.

Canto I ed. by A. N. Upadhye. Bhāratīya Vidyā III. (1941) pp. 60-76. Text and C. being
printed in TSS.

--Sarasvatīnakṣatramālā in 31 (32) verses.

Ptd. J. of Kerala Uni. Ori. Mss. Library X. ii and as no. 5 in Stotrasamāhāra, Pt. I.
TSS. 211. 1964.

--Sumaṅgalastotra. Has many verses in common with Kṛ. karṇāmṛta classified differently. IO.
3907 (383 verses).

kāvya. Oppert II. 4538.

vaiṣ. 432 verses; names and epithets for namaskāra, in praise of [Page357-b] Kṛṣṇa.
following His story in the Bhāgavata. Cr. Cs. X. B. 12. Filliozat I. 205.

by Udayavarman (1844-1920 A. D.) of Puttan Koṭṭāram in Mavelikkara.

See Contribution of Kerala to Skt. Lit. p. 267.

1 verse. (Beg.: kreGkAraH smarakArmukasya).

Ptd. Bṛ. St. Ratnākara, p. 339. Pandita Pustakalaya, Kasi, 1950.

See above Kṛṣṇapāda. Cordier II. p. 101, Kṛ. vajra (Krīḍāvajra), Mahāmāyātantrasya
vṛtti smṛtināma is probably the same Kṛ. pāda.

in 60 verses giving also the names of the successive years of the sixty year Indian cycle. by
Veṅkaṭeśa, son of Prativādibhayaṅkara. MT. 1453 (m-1).

Ptd. Stotrārṇava, Madras Govt. Ori. Mss. Libr. Ser. 70, 1961, pp. 348-52.

from Stotraratnasodara of Kṛṣṇalīlāśukamuni.

Ptd. in Stotrārṇava, Madras Govt. Ori. Mss. Libr. Ser. 70, 1961, pp. 471-2.

(Bhāgavata XI. 5 32) ityasyopari vicAraH vallabhīya. by Indireśa. Udaipur II. 94. 1,
34.

bhakti. Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 29.