poet. Skm. p. 89.

younger brother of Rāmacandra of Hārīta gotra.

--Vrajakautukāmṛta, a kāvya on Kṛṣṇa's boyhood. MT. 4210 (a).

stotra vallabhīya. Ptd. with Vedāntakāmadhenu by Nimbārka. 1925. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938,
p. 1420.

stotra on Kṛṣṇa. AS. p. 302. Cf. the one by Rūpa given below.

stotra on Kṛṣṇa. Caitanya school. (beg. indranIlamaNimaJjulavarNa). MT. 3053 (j). Trav.
Uni. 7668J (inc.).

on Kṛṣṇa, in 9 verses. (beg. avirataratibandhuH smeratAbandhurazrIH). by Rūpa Gosvāmin.
RASB. VII. 5562 (2F).

Ptd. Stavamālā, K. M. 32-36.

tantra. by Durbhaṭācārya. CPB. 915.

in 13 verses from Ḍāmaratantra.

Ptd. Br. St. Ratnākara. Pt. I. pp. 375-76. N. S. Press, 1952. [Page175-a]

alias Rāmavarma of Cranganore Palace, Kerala (1865-1913 A. D.).

--Āryāśataka.

--Kirātarudrastava.

--Kirātārjunīyavyāyoga.

--Kṛtajñasturuṣkah2.

--Guruvāyupureśabhujangastotra.

Ptd. Kottakkal 1911.

--Jarāsandhavadha.

--Daśakumāracarita.

--Babhruvāhanavijaya.

--Vilambimañjūṣā.

--Śaṅkaragurucarita.

--Subhadrāharaṇa.

--Svayaṁvaramantrākṣaramālā.

Some of these, ptd. in Malayalam script in his collected works, Kottakkal, 1922. See
Contribution of Kerala to Skt. Lit. p. 250.

of Kunniyūr house at Kuṭṭamat in Kasargode (Kerala), son of Śaṅkaravarma Rāja of
Kaṭattanād and Śrīdevī Keṭṭilamma. (1813-1885 A. D.).

--Kapotasandeśa.

--Devīmāhātmya in 130 verses.

--Vyāsotpattisaṁkṣepa.

See Contribution of Kerala to Skt. Lit. p. 269.

alias Jayanta of Paṭṭat family in Irinjalakkuḍa, Kerala (1804-1874); patronised by Svāti
Tirunāl Rāmavarma, King of Travancore.

--Rasaratnākara bhāṇa. MT. 3307.

med. ACW. 162.

--Tattvapañcāśikā. BORI. 833 of 1887-91. [Page175-b]

--Prastāva(pra)bandha. Q. by Raghunātha Paṇḍita Manohara in Kavikaustubha, Doṣaprakaraṇa.
JOR. Madras, XXVIII. p. 118; Poona Ori. VII. p. 160.

[jy. ch. 18 of Brahmasiddhānta. by Brahmagupta. IO. 2771 (with an. C.).]

also called zambhalImata advice of a bawd; erotico-satirical and didactic poem in about 1000
Āryā verses. by Dāmodaragupta, ref. to by Kalhaṇa (Rājataraṅgiṇī, IV. 496) as a poet, a. of
Kuṭṭanīmata and minister of King Jayāpīḍa of Kashmir (779-813 A. D.). The text refers to the
performance of Harṣa's Ratnāvali by a troupe of women actors.

Q. by Mammaṭa and Ruyyaka, and in various anthologies. For a list of q.s. from it in
anthologies, see F. W. Thomas, Kvs. 46. Also Peters. II. pp. 23-33 for an analysis of the
contents.

Cambr. p. 19. Jainagranthāvalī p. 363. Pattan I. p. 99. Peters. I. Intro. p. 65. App. pp. 19-20
(no. 34) (called Sumbhalīmata). PUL. II. p. 252 (inc.). RASB. VII. 5085. 5086 (d. 1172 A. D.). Rep.
Hpr. 1895-1900, p. 7. Skt. Coll. Ben. 1918-30, p. 72 (no. 600).

See Poona Ori. XV. p. 94.

Ptd. (1) K. M. Gucch. III. Bombay, 1887. (2) Ed. with Skt. C. Rasakallola by T. M. Tripathi,
Guj. Pr. Press, Bombay, 1924. (3) Transl. in German by J. J. Meyer, Leipzig, 1903. (5) with Bengali
transl. in Bengali script. Calcutta, 1954.

with C. jy. by Devarāja of Atrigotra, son of Varadācārya alias [Page176-a] Siddhāntavallabha.
Burnell 76a. Mysore I. pp. 332 (with C.). 643 (2 mss.). TD. 11355 (inc.). This is an exposition of
the two sūtras on the subject in Āryabhaṭīya.

Ptd. Ānandāśrama 125.

jy. dedicated to Vijayarāghava, the fourth Nāyaka ruler of Tanjore. by Veṅkaṭādri (who
appears to be same as Bhūgola Veṅkaṭeśa). TD. 11354 (inc.) (with C.).

--C. Ṭīkā. an. TD. 11354 (inc.) (with text).

jy. Trav. Uni. 14076D. L. 1337B (inc.).

popular name of Vāñcheśvara I or Vāñchānātha, a. of Mahiṣaśataka, Turagaśataka and
Aśīrvādaśataka; and great grandfather of Vāñcheśvara II (a. of C. Bhāṭṭacintāmaṇi on
Bhāṭṭadīpikā, Adyar D. IX. 213).

His great grandson and commentator and a. of Bhāṭṭacintāmaṇi was also called Kuṭṭikavi or
K. Śāstri.

See Skt. Intro. to the edn. of Bhāṭṭacintāmaṇi, M. L. J. Press, Madras, 1934; P. K.
Gode, Stud. in Ind. Lit. Hist. II. pp. 499-511.

śaiva. Upāgama in Mukhabimbāgama. See list in Kāmika.

--Samanvayapradīpa. gr. Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 125 [no. 1555]. Author mentioned as Kūḍaka
and his work Samanvaya-dik. in prose by Devaśarman in his Samanvayapradīpasaṅketa, a metrical
recast of Kūḍaka's work. See BORI. D. II. i. 353.

Bud. See Khuddasikkha.

from Śāntikalpa. MT. 437 (fol. 8). [Page176-b]

life of Ku. Rāma Śāstri, father of Saccidānandaśivābhinavanṛsiṁhabhāratī, the 33rd
Śaṅkarācārya of the Śringeri Math.

Ptd. with B. Narayaṇa Sastri, Narayanan Devaskeri. Bellary Dt. See p. 1. App. to his pub.
Prāmāṇika eva Jīvabrahmaṇor abhedah2 1940.