name of C. by Kṛṣṇasūri (a follower of Ānandatīrtha), son of Ananta, on Nalodaya. Hz. 242.
Extr. p. 66.

play of the type called Īhāmṛga, cited in Nāṭakalakṣaṇaratnakośa, Oxford edn. 1937, 1.
2841. In the corresponding place in Sāhityadarpaṇa, the name is found as Kusumaśekharavijaya.

on Āviḍayārkoil, a sacred place on the sea-coast in Tanjore Dt. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 19.

--from the Brahmapurāṇa. MD. 2389 (Adhys. 1-6). MT. 1648.

Jain.

[--Gurutattvapradīpa]. Pannalal Bombay IV. p. 1. Wrong entry for Utsūtrakandakuddāla or
Gurutattvapradīpa. See NCC. II. pp. 323b, 324a.

--Govindacaritakāvya.

Ptd. in Malayalam script. Tellicherry, 1883. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, pp. 954. 1420.

(kuvakkhako-siyasahassakiraNa or ºkosiyAicca) pravacanaparIkSA or sahasrakiraNa
Śvet. Jain. Pkt. a polemic treatise against Dig. and other Jain sects. in 11 chs. Composed in
1572-3 A. D. during the reign of Akbar. by Dharmasāgaragaṇi, pupil of Hīravijaya of
Tapāgaccha.

BORI. 186 of 1871-72. BP. p. 279 (with C.). D. pp. 29. 192. 193 (with C. [Page197-a] in Skt.).
327. 359 (with C.). Gough p. 92. Jainagranthāvalī p. 159 (citations from his own C. ?). Leumann 95
(inc.). 96. Peters. I. p. 126 (no. 293). Weber 1976 (inc.). (with C.). For analysis of its contents,
see BP. pp. 144-156. A. Weber, Sitzungsberichte der Preussischen Akademie der Wissenschaften in
Berlin. 1882, pp. 793-914.

--C. by a. himself in Skt, BP. p. 279. D. pp. 193. 359. Weber 1976 (inc.).

Bud. See Kuśala.

jy. Sūcīpattra 95.

of Vogopi family.

--Śrīnivāsacampū, in 6 Gucchas, narrating the stories about Lord Śrīnivāsa of Tirupati
hills. MD. 15802.

father of Peddisūri to whom a C. on Amarakośa (same as that of Liṅgayasūri, son of Kāmaya
Bhaṭṭa) is ascribed in one ms., MT. 2582. See NCC. I. p. 245b.

father of Appaya Dīkṣita or Appā Dīkṣita alias Narasiṁhānandanātha (a. of
Lalitāsahasranāmastotrabhāṣyasārasaṁgraha, Adyar).

son of Tippādhvarīndra of Bhāradvājagotra and of a Telugu family of Tiruviśanallūr or
Sāhajirājapuram; patronised by King Sahaji of Tanjore. C. 1700; elder brother of Cokkanātha;
mentioned by the latter in his Kāntimatīpariṇaya or Kāntimatīśāharājīya, TD. 339.
Sevantikāpariṇaya, MT. 2830. See also V. Raghavan, Intro. Sāhendravilāsa, Tanjore, pp.
39-40.

--Paribhāṣābhāskara. gr. Oppert I. 5723. The P. bhā. is well-known as a work of [Page197-b]
Śeṣādrisudhī. From Adyar Library Bulletin VI. iii. p. 193, where a list of mss. in private
possession is given, the Oppert entry may be taken as ref. to a critique of P. bhā. by
Kuppāśāstrin. The entry in the Adyar Library Bulletin reads: bhASyaM
kuppAzAstrikRtaparibhASAbhAskaraM khaNDanagrantham.

See also Kauberaº.

śaiva. Upāgama in Vijayāgama. See list in Kāmika.

eponymous a. of Ubhayālaṅkāra according to Kāvyamīmāṁsā of Rājaśekhara, GOS. edn.
p. 1.

authority mentioned in Saṅgītamakaranda (p. 13. GOS. edn.) of Nārada. See V. Raghavan,
‘Some Names in Early Saṅgīta Literature’, J. of Music Academy, Madras, III. p. 20; Sangeet
Natak Academy Bulletin 5. Dec. 1956, p. 27.

--Bhairavasvarṇākarṣaṇastotra. Udaipur p. 100, no. 1129 of Ptd. Cat.

great grandfather of Bāṇa Bhaṭṭa (a. of Kādambarī).

--Dīpikā. tantra. TCD. 1062 (Śrīkṛṣṇatantra mentioned in title is the last topic). See
Col.
kuberaracitA ceyaM bAlAnAM hitakAriNI |
dIpiketi samAkhyAtA zodhyA sadbhiramatsaraiH || Triv. Cur. VII. 116 (inc.).

dh. Q. by Raghunandana in Śuddhitattva (Serampore edn. II. p. 144) and Śrāddhatattva
(Serampore edn. I. p. 183; Jivananda edn. Vol. I. p. 298). See JASB. (NS) XI (1915) p. 365;
Kane, HDS. I. p. 686. [Page198-a]

a Pandit of Colebrooke C. 1800 A. D. (Kane, HDS. I. p. 686).

--Dattakacandrikā, on adoption. BORI. 62 of 1881-82. IO. 1541.

--Smṛticandrikā. Cs. II. 525. Ref. to in his Dattakacandrikā, MD. 3156.

(Sāndhivigrahika) ins. poet. Ganjam plates of the Rājan Netṛbhañjadeva alias
Kalyāṇakalaśa, son of Raṅgabhañja of Orissa. Ed. Epi. Ind. XVIII. pp. 295-6. See Bhand.
Ins. of N. I. 1499, Epi. Ind. XX. p. 205.

kāvya. by Vṛndāvana Śukla. NW. 440.

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