Pkt. dohās. in honour of King Śivasiṁha. by Vidyāpati Ṭhākura. Nepal I. pp. 33. 97. Rep.
Hpr. 1895-1900, p. 22. Umesh Miśra I. 106 (fr.).

by Kunūśarman. Description of some places in Nepal in 126 verses. Cambr. Uni. Bud. p. 148.

dh. by Viṣṇuśarman, son of Devadatta. written for King Kīrtisiṁha, son of Kanakasiṁha,
descendant of Jaitrasiṁha of Gauravaṁśa.

--Kālanirṇaya or Samayaprakāśa from. IO. 1682. PUL. I. p. 83.

jy. by Candrakīrti. NP. V. 6.

--C. on the yamakakāvya Hariprabodha. Mentioned in Sarvānanda's Ṭīkāsarvasva on Amarakośa,
TSS. 38. p. 182 (hariprabodhe kIrtimatAlaGkArapraNItaTIkAyAm). On this see V. Raghavan,
Bhoja's Śṛṅgāra Prakāśa (1963), p. 808.

Jain. devotional songs. Moodbidri II. 493.

--C. Vṛtti on Ṛṣimaṇḍalastotra. Jainagranthāvalī p. 175. [Page169-b]

Jain.

--Karaheṭakapārśvajinastavana. See NCC. III. p. 178b.

Ins. poet. a. of Jesalmere inscription d. 1416 A. D. Bhand. Ins. of N. I. 752.

in Apabhraṁśa showing characteristics of transition into Modern IndoAryan; poem in 4 Pallavas,
on the regaining of Tirhut from the Muslim usurper Ibrahim Shah of Sharki dynasty by King
Kīrtisiṁha (C. 1379 A. D.) of Tīrabhukti in Mithila. by Vidyāpati Ṭhakkura patronised by
Śivasiṁha, a cousin of King Kīrtisiṁha.

BBRAS. 1171. 1172 (2 chs.). PUL. II. p. 252. Rep. Hpr. 1895-1900. p. 22.

See also JASB. (NS) XI (1915) p. 391; JBORS. XIII. pp. 296-300; Wint. Geschichte III.
p. 351. Ind. Ant. 42, p. 190b.

Edn. (1) Haraprasad Sastri, Hṛṣīkeśa Series, Calcutta, 1904. (2) Nāgarī Pracāriṇī
Sabhā, Benares, 1930.

anthology of Subhāṣitas. on topics like Kīrti, Pratāpa and Samasyā. BORI. 436 of 1899-1915.
BORI. D. XIII. i. 118.

jy.-dh. esp. on marriage. by Cakrapāṇi. RASB. III. 2784 (mostly made up of calculation
charts).

Jain. teacher of Ilādharmamuni. See NCC. II. p. 259a.

Candella king (1050-1116 A. D.) of Jejākabhukti of whom there is an inscription of 1098 A. D.;
mentioned in the Prologue of Kṛsṇamiśra's Prabodhacandrodaya as having defeated Karṇa of Ceḍi.
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--Govaidya.

See Jaina Sid. Bhās. IV. ii. p. 116.

pupil of Jayakesarisūri.

--C. Vṛtti on Uttarādhyayanasūtra, composed in 1496 A. D. BORI. D. XVII. iii. 665.

See NCC. II. p. 312b.

Jain. teacher of Jinavijaya (a. of C. Vākyaprakāśavārtā on Auktika, composed in 1637 A.
D.).

See NCC. III. p. 97b.

Jain. pupil of Hīravijaya of Tapāgaccha and teacher of Vinayavijayagaṇi, who addressed his
Ānandalekha to him (NCC. II. p. 113a) and wrote also C. Subodhikā on Kalpasūtra (NCC. III. p.
245b). Mentioned also at the end of Lokaprakāśa by Vinayavijayagaṇi (Vidyabhushana, HIL. p.
216).

--Praśnottarasamuccaya or Hīrapraśna with C. Arthaprakāśikā. Questions addressed to guru
Hīravijaya by several pupils and put together and commented upon by Kīrtivijaya. BBRAS. 1646. Bik.
1603. Mandlik Sup. 33.

Ptd. Śrī Haṁsavijaya Jaina Free Library Granthamālā 18, Ahmedabad, 1923.

--Vicāraratnākara. composed in 1634 A. D.

Ptd. Seth Devchand Lalbhai Jain Pustakoddhar Fund Series 72, 1927.

preceptor of Lakṣmīvimala, a. of Śāntibhaktāmara, stotra.

Ptd. Āgamodayasamiti, Bombay, 1927.

See also Jaina Sid. Bhās. III. ii. p. 71. [Page170-b]

or vizAkhakIrtivilAsacampU by Rāmasvāmi Śāstri of Ilattūr (1823-1887 A. D.). GD. 1656,
See Contribution of Kerala to Skt. Lit. p. 251.

kāvya. by Dvija (Vaidika) Rāma Śarman of Tartipura on the Ganges. Dacca 530. E.

King of Ceylon.

--Jinadantadhātusandeśa. Letter to the king of Siam written in 1746 A. D. Colombo D. I.
1864.

See NCC. III. p. 375b.

BP. p. 167b.

composed in about 1616 A. D.; on Sultan Khurram, son of Jahangir. by Rudrakavi, son of Ananta,
attached to the court of Nārāyaṇa Shah and his son Pratāpa Shah, the Rajput princes of Rathor
dynasty; written at the instance of Pratāpa Shah. IO. 7307.

See also IHQ. XXVIII. pp. 240-1.

disciple of Vādicandrasūri, ref. to in his allegorical drama, Jñānasūryodaya, IO. 8219.