Bud. by Advayavajra. Cordier II. p. 214. Cf. Nepal II. pp. 13-15. (Col.
kudRSTinirghAtAdivAkyAnAM TippanIkeyam).

viś. adv. by (Kandāḍai) Appāgoṇdācārya, son of Appalācārya and Lakṣmī. MT. 387 (d).
5432.

Bud. See also Kodhali, Ghadhari below. [Page192-b]

--Acintyakramopadeśa. Cordier II. p. 216. JBORS. XXVI. i. p. 30 (inc.).

--Ātmayoga. Cordier III. p. 249.

Rājānaka. Criticised strongly by his younger contemporary Mahimabhaṭṭa in Vyaktiviveka.
Regarding Abhinavagupta, (C. 950-1000 A. D.), his elder contemporary and Kuntaka, see A.
Sankaran, Theories of Rasa and Dhvani, Uni. of Madras pp. 119-20; V. Raghavan, JOR. Madras
VI. pp. 218-22 and Ind. Cult. III. pp. 756-9. On various concepts and K. and Bhoja, see V.
Raghavan, Bhoja's Śṛṅgāra Prakāśa, (1963), pp. 82-5, 87-9, 95-102, 117, 119-24, 318, 320,
339-46, 824-5.

--Vakroktijīvita. alaṁk. in four Unmeṣas. Adyar D. V. 1825. MT. 3332.

Ed. by S. K. De, 1923. 1928 (Chs. I. II and extrs. from rest). 3rd edn. 1961.

Jain. in verse. Jainagranthāvalī p. 250.

Jain. in 43 verses. Firenze 798.

King of Kuntala, (Pravarasena) to whom Setubandha is ascribed by Kṛṣṇa in Bharatacarita
(lokeSvalaGkAramapUrvasetuM babandha kIrtyA saha kuntalezaH).

a poem or some verses relating to the incident of poet Kālidāsa going as ambassador from
Vikramāditya to the Kuntala King. Q. by Rājaśekhara in Kāvyamīmāṁsā, Bhoja in Śṛ. Pra. and
Kṣemendra in Aucityavicāracarcā. For a full discussion on it, see V. Raghavan, Bhoja's
Śṛṅgāra Prakāśu, (1963) pp. 778-84; B. C. Law Vol. II. pp. 191-7.

vedic. Khila. In some mss., assigned to Ṛv. in some, [Page193-a] to Av., but in more mss.,
without any such indication; some mss. are entries under śrauta. Not found in the current
Śākalasaṁhitā of Ṛv., not in Av. Paippalāda; but found in Av. Śaunaka, XX. 127-136; might
have belonged to another recension of Ṛv. No padapāṭha for them has been handed down; but their
sacrificial use borne out by Aitareya and Kauṣītaki, the latter giving the name Kuntāpa, the
former the names of its components. See also Āśval. śr. sū. 8. 3. 10. 28; Śaṅkh. śr. sū. 12.
15. 14-19. 19. Now ptd. among Khilas of Ṛv. See pp. 993-1001, Vol. IV. Rv. edn., Vaidika
Samsodhan Mandala Poona, 1916. See above NCC. III. p. 5b, Ṛkpariśiṣṭa, p. 18b-19a, Ṛv.
khila.

Comparable to Ṛv. Dānastutis and Gāthās Nārāśaṁsīs, popular and jocular verses. See
Bloomfield, the Atharvaveda (Grundriss), pp. 96-100; C. V. Vaidya, Hist. of Skt. Lit. I. (1930),
pp. 173-4.

--Unspecified. Adyar I. p. 65a (K śāstra; underśrauta). Ānandāśrama 127 (under śrauta).
IM. 2081. 2603C. Mandlik Sup. 98 (iii). MT. 966 (c) (Ku. śaṁsanaprakāra). PUL. I. pp. 4 (2 mss.)
(15 sūktas). 46 (under śrauta). TD. 23498. Trav. Uni. 4842. Wai 317 (under śrauta).

--Rv. Baroda 11712 (a). 11798 (b). CLB. I. p. 10 (2 mss.). Kavīndrācārya 11 (with C.). Mandlik
p. 79, BN. 38 (Nividpraiṣa-puroruc-kuntāpādhyāyas). NP. VI. 6 (all name Praiṣādhyāya).
Rajapur 329. 801 (Nivid-kuntāpapraiṣādhyāyas). Ujjain I. p. 12. Wai 140. [Page193-b]

--C. Bhāṣya. Kavīndrācārya 11 (with text).

--Av. America 120-21. Bomb. Uni. 590. Haug 17. Mu7nchen 171 (4).

on the manner of reciting Kuntāpa hymns. MT. 966 (c). Same as Ku. sūktas above.

America 1837.

See also above kuNThujinaº.

Ptd. in Stotrasamuccaya, 1928. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1420.

Jain. Pkt. one of stavas (17th) of Caturviṁśatijinastavana, BORI. D. XIX. i. 143.

Jain. 5 verses by Vinayahaṁsagaṇi.

Ptd. Sri Jinastotrakośa, p. 24, Bombay, 1956.

Jain. in verses. Chani 1220.

--in Pkt. Jainagranthāvalī p. 242.

--in Skt. by Vibudhaprabha. Jainagranthāvalī p. 242.

Jain inscriptional poet. a. of the Sārnāth Skt. inscriptions of Kumāradevī, queen of
Gāhaḍvāla Govindacandra, ed. in Epi. Ind. IX. pp. 319-28.

Jain. a pupil of Kundakunda. ref. to by Vibudha Śrīdhara in his Śrutāvatāra
(Siddhāntasārādisaṅgraha p. 318), Māṇik. Dig. Jain. Granth. 21.

--Parikrama in 12,000 verses on the first three sections of Ṣaṭkhaṇḍāgama.

See A. N. Upadhye's Intro. p. xviii. to his edn. of Pravacanasāra, Rāyacandra Jaina
Śāstramālā. [Page194-a]

Jain; of the Mūla and Drāviḍa Saṅghas; personal name Padmanandi, the name KK. probably after
the place where he lived, which is said be Koṇḍakunda in South India; on other traditional names
given to him-Elācārya, Gṛdhrapiccha, Vakragrīva-no reliable evidence is available. Said to be a
pupil of Bhadrabāhu, i. e., Bh. II. Regarding his date, Dig. Paṭṭāvalīs assign him to 1st Cent.
A. D.; the school founded by him is mentioned in an ins. of 797 A. D. Three of his works were
written for a royal patron Śivakumāra whom K. B. Pathak identifies (Ind. Ant. 14. (1885). p.
15) with the Kadamba King Śiva Mṛgeśa (5th Cent. A. D.) and Chakravartti Nainar with the Pallava
King Śivaskandavarman Sac. Bks. of the Jainas III. p. xii. ff.); Pt. N. R. Premi assigned him
to 3rd Cent. A. D. A. N. Upadhye supports the traditional date of 1st Cent. A. D. See Intro. to his
edn. of Pravacanasāra, pp. x-xxiii, Rāyacandra Jaina Śāstramālā, Bombay, 1935.

See also Peters. II. pp. 80-6; IV. Index of a. s. pp. xix-xx; BP. pp. 91 ff; CPB. Intro. pp.
vi-vii. South Ind. Ins. I. no. 152; Ind. Ant. XXIII. p. 126. N. Premi, Jaina Hitaiṣī
X. pp. 378 ff. A. N. Upadhye, Intro. to his edn. of Pravacanasāra, loc. cit.
Viśvatattvaprakaśa, Jīvarāja Jaina Granthamālā 16. Sholapur, 1964, pp. 31-2.

Tradition attributes 84 works called Prābhṛtas or Pāhuḍas to him; but only a few of these are
available; all his works are in Pkt.

--Aṣṭaprābhṛtas or the eight Pāhuḍas: (1) Darśana prābhṛta or Daṁsaṇa- [Page194-b]
pāhuḍa (36 gāthās) (2) Cāritra prābhṛta or Cāritta pāhuḍa (in 44 gāthās) (3) Sūtra
prābhṛta or Sutta pāhuḍa (27 gāthās). (4) Bodha prābhṛta or Bodha pāhuḍa (62 gāthās) on
Āyatana, Caitya, Prātimā etc. (5) Bhāva prābhṛta or Bhāva pāhuḍa (163 gāthās.) (6) Mokṣa
prābhṛta or Mokkha pāhuḍa (106 gāthās) (7) Liṅga prābhṛta or Liṅga pāhuḍa (22 gāthās)
(8) Śīla prābhṛta or Sīla pāhuḍa (40 gāthās).

W. Denecke doubts Kundakunda's authorship of these (Festgabe Jacobi, pp. 163 ff.); but they
are traditionally ascribed to KK. Śrutasāgara has commented on the first six of these (Ptd.
Māṇik. Dig. Jain Granth. 17; first six with C. and the other two with Skt. Chāyā), which are
together referred to as Ṣaṭprābhṛtas or Chappāhuḍas. See Peters. II. pp. 80-4; 158-161; Wint.,
HIL. II. 577. On Aṣṭaprābhṛtas see also Leumann, ZDMG. XI. pp. 297-312, A. N. Upadhye,
loc. cit. pp. xxxiv-xxxvii.

For titles of several of the other Pāhudas of KK., see fn. 1, p. xxv, Intro., A. N. Upadhye,
loc. cit.

--Daśabhaktis or ten Bhaktis. incoporating religious doctrines. See A. N. Upadhye, Intro. to
Pravacanasāra (Ed. Bombay, 1935), pp. xxvi-xxviii.

--Dvādaśānuprekṣā or Bārasa Aṇuvekkhā in 91 gāthās, on 12 topics. IO. 7534. Strassburg
Dig. p. 2.

Ptd. (1) with Skt. Chāyā and Hindi Bombay, 1910; (2) with transl. by Sital Prasadji. Madras,
1933; some of the verses agree with Vaṭṭakera's Anu- [Page195-a] prekṣā. See Leumann, ZDMG.
XI. p. 298.

--Niyamasāra. CPB. 7500. Jhalrapatan p. 8 in 187 gāthās.

Ptd. with C. of Padmaprabha Maladhārideva and Hindi transl. Jaina Grantharatnākara
Kāryālaya. Bombay, 1916.

--Pañcāstikāyasāra or Paṁcatthiyasaṁgaha (-sutta). Text preserved in two recensions,
represented in C.s of Amṛtacandra and Jayasena respectively; former in 173 gāthās and the latter
in 181. Probably a collection of traditional verses. IO. 7540.

Ed. with summary of contents, P. E. Pavolini, Giornale della Soc. Asiatica Italiana Vol. 14,
pp. 1-40, 1887; 1901; with Eng. transl. C. and Intro., A. Chakravarti, Sac. Bks. of the Jainas.
3. 1920; with Amṛtacandra's C., Rāyacandra Jaina Śāstramālā, Bombay, 1904, and with
Jayasena's C., same series, 1914.

--Pravacanasāra or Pavayaṇasāra. In 2 recensions represented by the two C.s of Amrtacandra and
Jayasena; 275 gāthās according to the former and 311 according to the latter. CPB. 7662-66.

Ptd. (1) Critically ed. with C.s of Amṛtacandra and Jayasena, and a Hindi C. of Pande Hemarāja,
Eng. transl., topical index etc., and Intro. by A. N. Upadhye, Rāyacandra Jaina Śāstramālā,
Bombay, 1935. (2) (Ed. by F. W. Thomas. Eng. transl. by Faddegon) Cambridge, 1935.

--Mūlācāra. Vasunandin, its Skt. commentator, ascribes it to Vaṭṭakera. On KK.'s authorship
of it, see Anekant II. [Page195-b] iii. pp. 221 ff. Adyar. Moodbidri II. 164.

Ptd. Māṇik. Dig. Jain Granth. 19, 23.

--Rayaṇasāra in 162 verses. Rice 310. Śravaṇabelgola 321 (b). A. N. Upadhye doubts KK.'s
authorship of this (loc. cit. p. xxxix).

[--C. on Ṣaṭkhaṇḍāgama (?) May be a work of his pupil Kundakīrti. See A. N. Upadhye's edn.
of Pravacanasāra, Intro. pp. xvii-xix, xxvi.]

--Samayasāra in 415 verses according to Amṛtacandra's recension and 439 according to that of
Jayasena. Amṛtacandra divides it into 9 Aṅkas; and the text is ref. to as a Nāṭaka. IO.
7562-63.

Ptd. with Skt. C.s of Amṛtacandra and Jayasena in Sanātana Jaina Granthamālā 3, Benares,
1914; with Eng. transl. and C. by J. L. Jain, Sac. Bks. of the Jainas 8. Lucknow, 1930.

--Samādhitantra. BORI. 1478 of 1886-92. CPB. 8025.

The following are also found in catalogues in his name:

--Jainagranthasaṅgraha. IM. 2944.

--Nītisārasamuccaya. BORI. 1192 of 1891-95.

--Padmanandipañcavī or Padmanandipañcaviṁśatikā. JASB. 1908. p. 424a (no. 1523); Kundakunda
noted as a. here.

--Padmapurāṇa. Oppert II. 2.

--Pāṇḍupurāṇa. Oppert II. 3.

--Vaidyagāhi(ā). Rice 318. See Jaina Sid. Bhās. IV. ii. p. 117. V. iv. p. 225.

--[Śataprābhṛta. BORI. 1478 of 1886-92 See Ṣaṭprābhṛta]. [Page196-a]

Oppert II. 5 (kuNDaº).

--Harivaṁśacaritra (?)

Arrah I. p. 7.

(variant ujaya) poet. Gāthāsaptaśatī II. 36.

--Sphoṭavāda. Is a.'s name a mistake for Koṇḍa or Kauṇḍa Bhaṭṭa ?

See Saṁskṛta Vyākaraṇ Śāstra kā Itihās II. p. 363.

drama in 6 Acts. by Dhīranāga or Vīranāga. (a.'s name Diṅnāga, incorrect). Burnell p. 164a
(a. noted as Nāgayya). Mysore I. p. 275 (2 mss.). TD. 4342-43 (both inc.). Q. an. by Bhoja (V.
Raghavan, Bhoja's Śṛṅgāra Prakāśa (1963) pp. 770, 776), in Nāṭyadarpaṇa, p. 48
(GOS. XLVII), Nātakalakīṣaṇaratnakośa 11. 153, 386, (1644), 3089-90; and in
Sāhityadarpaṇa. See also A. C. Woolner, ABORI. XV. pp. 23 6-239. S. K. De, JRAS. 1924. pp.
663-4; ABORI. XVI. p. 158; F. W. Thomas, JRAS. 1924, p. 261.

Ptd. (1) by M. Ramakrishna Kavi and S. K. Ramanatha Sastri. Dakṣiṇabhāratī Series 2,
Bombay, 1923. (2) with a Skt. C. by Jayachandra Shastri, and Eng. transl. by Veda Vyasa and S. D.
Bhanot, Lahore, 1929. (3) with C. Saubhāgyavatī or Saurabhollāsinī by Nṛsiṁhadeva Śāstrin.
Lahore, 1930. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1417. (4) with the above C. and Eng. transl. by Woolner,
intro. etc., (Eng. transl. alone of Woolner, ‘Jasmine Garland’, London 1935) Lahore, 1932. (5) by K.
K. Dutt, with an extensive study, Cal. Skt. College Res. Ser. 28, Text no. 15. Calcutta, 1964.
Transl. into Hindi: [Page196-b] (1) by Dr. Haradutt, 1931. (2) by Vagisvara Vidyalankar, 1932.

different from Kundamālā of Dhīra(Vīra)nāga noted above; q. by Bhoja mAlAkAro mayUrakaH
kusumavegasya kundamAlAyAm | See V. Raghavan, Bhoja's Śṛṅgāra Prakāśa, (1963), pp. 777,
826.