(Bhagavadgītārthasaṅgraha). vedanta. (Beg: guzabdArthamandhakAraM nAzayantaM mahAgurum |)
TCD. 280 (inc.). (chs. 1-15). Tra. Ad. Rep. 1112 (chs. 1-15). Trav. Uni. C. 2485 (inc.). T. 1023
(inc.).

Bud.

--Abhiṣekaprakaraṇa. Cordier II. p. 255.

--Daśakrodhabalividhi. Cordier II. p. 155.

Mysore I. p. 629.

--from Skandapurāṇa (on Malabar coast in Tuluva). Mack. 121.

by Rāmabhadra, pupil of Tarkavāgīśa Bhaṭṭācārya, ref. to in his C. on
Rāghavapāṇḍavīya, L. 3313. A C. on a hymn (stava) whose first word is partly lost. See verse
here kumA(ra ?) stavavyAkhyA etc.

--C. on Gītagovinda. AS. p. 55.

[--C. Tantrapradīpa on Śāradātilaka. Varendra 547]. See Gadādhara, son of Rāghavendra, son
of Vīrasiṁha; as he seems to belong to a family of Brahman-rulers, Gadādhara is styled
Kumārarāja. See L. 2172.

name of C.s by Kāṭayavema on Kālidāsa's Abhijñānaśākuntala. [Page202-b]
Mālavikāgnimitra and Vikramorvaśīya, Called so after the patron, Kumāragiri noted next. See
also NCC. III. p. 300b.

Reddy King of Koṇḍavīḍu, 1386-1402 A. D.; son of Anavota and brother-in-law and patron of
Kāṭayavema, his chief adviser. See NCC. III. p. 300b.

--Vasantarājīya on dramaturgy Q. by Kāṭayavema, Nandilla Gopa, Mallinātha, Kumārasvāmin.
See V. Raghavan, Later Saṅgīta Lit., J. of the Music Academy, Madras, IV. pp. 24, 50.
Sangeet Natak Akademi Bulletin No. 17 July 1960, p. 8. Pathak Com. Volume, BORI., Poona, pp.
401-8; M. Somasekhara Sarma, History of the Reddi Kingdoms, Andhra Uni. (1948) pp. 122 ff.
462.

alternate name of Vasantarājīya. See Vij. Sex-Cent. Vol., p. 309.

--Ṣaṇmukhasahasranāmārcanīya Kumārastava.

Ptd. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1405.

--Budharañjanīvyākhyā. Q. in Sujana's Śabdaliṅgārthacandrikā(Adyar ms.). See Adyar
Library Bulletin VII. i. 1943, p. 43.

Avadhūta. Bud.

--Anāvilanāmatantrapañjikā. Cordier II. p. 73.

--Kṛṣṇayamāritantrasya Pañjikā Ratnāvalī nāma. Cordier II. p. 160.

--Vajrabhairavatantrapañjikā. Cordier II. p. 169. JBORS. XXIII. pp. 40-44.

Gadyakāvya full of śleṣas. Q. by Sarvānanda in his C. Ṭīkāsarvasva on Amarakośa, TSS.
edn. Pt. II. pp. 218-9. [Page203-a]

poet. real name Aruṇagirinātha; of the family of Aruṇagiris of Mullandrum village; son of
Rājanātha (Sāluvābhyudaya) and grandson of Aruṇagirinātha (Ḍiṇḍimakavisārvabhauma and a.
of Somavallīyogānanda).

--Vīrabhadravijaya. MT. 2090 (d).

or kumArezvaratanaya IO. 6326. Name of Amarānanda alias Yogin, a. of Utpalaparimala etc. See
above under Kumāra and NCC. II. p. 317b.

IM. 5362 (inc.) (Kaumāraº). Mysore I. p. 597 (2 mss.). Trav. Uni. T. 1077. 2666B. 8539.

--Arcanāvidhisaṅgraha from. Mysore I. p. 596. Cf. the following.

--on Skanda worship. Adyar II. p. 188a (2 mss., 1 inc.); one has Maṇḍapapūjāvidhipaṭala.

--on Skanda and assigned to or identified with Kāraṇa Mahātantra; Śivakauśikasaṁvāda.

Burnell 204b (not traceable in TD.). Hz. 967. Extr. p. 82 (85 Paṭalas; Kauśikapraśna). MD.
5433.

--on Skanda but assigned to Vāthulatantra; Śiva-Devī-saṁvāda. TCD. 929A (inc.). Triv. Cur.
VII. 131 (both 9 Paṭalas).

--Subrahmaṇyasahasranāmāvalī from. Trav. Uni. 859c.

or kaumAraº or bAlaº med. On children's ailments caused by Mātṛkās or certain female
spirits and their appeasement by Bali and other rites; in 12 chs. ascribed to Rāvaṇa. In some
references in Cikitsāsārasaṅgraha of Vaṅgasena, IO. 2698-9, pp. 951b, 955b (fn.); Madanaratna,
(Śāntyuddyota), it is ascribed to son of Rāvaṇa. [Page203-b]

Assam Tantra 25 (Kṛṣṇanāth Śarma Kavirāj of Sonkiniha in Kamarup). Bomb. Uni. 1872 (upto
Pūtanāvidhāna). Filliozat I. 25 (an.). 74 (c).

The text is found in Cakrapāṇi's Cikitsāsārasaṅgraha and a resume of it is found in
Trimalla's Yogataraṅgiṇī, ch. LXVII (Bombay edn. 1888).

For a Bud. text entitled Rāvaṇakumāratantra see Cordier, Int. Cong. Ori. Hanoi, 1902. For
an illustrated ms. of this version, entitled probably ‘Dvādaśagrahaśānti’ see P. C. Bagchi,
Ind. Cult. VII. pp. 269-86, where it is presented in Roman script with Eng. transl. It differs
somewhat from Filliozat's edn. and agrees more with the Chinese text.

Q. by Vaidyarāja in Sukhabodha (IO. i. p. 943a; by Cirañjīvimiśra Jagannātha in
Yogasaṁgraha (IO. i. p. 945a); by Trimalla in Yogataraṅgiṇī (IO. i. p. 955b); by Vaṅgasena in
Cikitsāsārasaṁgraha (IO. i. 951b). For a long extract from it, see Nīlakaṇṭha's
Śāntimayūkha, J. R. Gharpure's edn. pp. 84-7.

Ptd. (1) Calcutta, 1872, in Cakra(pāṇi)datta's Cikitsāsārasaṅgraha; in other edns. of
Cakradatta also. (2) in Grantha script, Madras, 1904. (3) with Hindi C., Bombay, 1911. (Laṅkādhipa
Rāvaṇakṛta Kumāratantra). (4) with Telugu notes, Madras, 1917. (5) J. Filliozat, JA. 1935.
CCXXVI. pp. 1-66 with French transl. and text collated with a Cordier ms. in Bibliotheque Nationale
copied from Tanjore ms. Rāvaṇakṛtabālatantra. (6) J. Filliozat, La Kumāratantra de Rāvaṇa,
text together with other parallel Indian [Page204-a] texts including Tamil and parallel texts in
Tibetan, Chinese, Cambodian and Arabic and a detailed study. Cahiers de la Soc. Asiatique, IV.
Paris, 1937.

--Pūtanāvidhāna from, as given in Cakradatta's work.

Ptd. with Hindi ṭīkā, Lucknow, 1929. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1928, p. 2015.

spoken by Pārvatī. Q. in Vaṅgasena's Cikitsāsārasaṅgraha, IO. i. p. 951b. Cf. the
tantric and med. texts noted above.

entered under Devī Tantra. Adyar II. p. 192a. Bharatpur XIII. 45Zl. Mysore I. p. 567 (2 mss.).
Varendra 912.

on Ku. Tā. alias Ayyākumāraº noted above. by his son Pāṭṭrācārya Veṅkaṭācārya. Adyar
I. p. 199a.

Ptd. in Grantha script, Kumbhakonam.

known also as Ayyākumāraº (See NCC. I. p. 271b, some eulogies on him). Of Śaṭhamarṣaṇagotra
and of Śrīśailapūrṇa's line; of Nāvalpākkam, Kumbhakonam and Tanjore; adopted son of
Veṅkaṭācārya and grandson of Śrīnivāsācārya of Śrīvatsagotra; brought by King Acyutappa
Nāyaka (1561-1614 A. D.) from Nāvalpākkam to Tanjore; religious preceptor of Acyutappa and his
son Raghunātha Nāyak. On him many eulogies were written by his son Pāṭṭrācārya of Kumbhakonam
(See NCC. I. p. 271b and below Kumāratātayāryaº). From his son's eulogy on him Ku. tā.
vaibhavaprakāśikā, a number [Page204-b] of his works are known by titles, many of which are
attributed to Raghunātha Nāyaka. See V. Raghavan, Proceed. AIOC. X. Tirupati, pp. 181-3. In a
verse of his Prologue to Pārijātanāṭaka he is said to have expounded or commented upon (?)
Grammar, Vaiśeṣika, Sāṁkhya, Viśiṣṭādvaita etc.

--Acyutendrābhyudaya. kāvya. See NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 78.

--C. on Campūbhārata of Ananta Bhaṭṭa. MT. 2508.

--Pārijātanāṭaka or Pā. haraṇa. MT. 1672. TD. 4381-2.

Ptd. Sarasvati Mahal Library, Tanjore.

--C. Sāracandrikā on Rahasyatraya. Adyar D. X. 429-30. MT. 1940 (Lakṣmīkumāraº). See NCC. I.
Revised edn. p. 253a.

--Rāmāyaṇakathāsāra, probably same as Rāmāyaṇasārasaṅgraha, TD. 9467-9 ascribed to
Raghunāthanāyaka.

On him and his works see article ref. to above, Proceed. AIOC. X. Tirupati, 1940, pp.
181-3.

eulogy on Ku. Tātācārya alias Ayyākumāraº noted above. by Pāṭṭrācārya alias
Veṅkaṭācārya, son of Śrīśaila Śatamakha Caturveda Tātācārya.

Edn. in Grantha script. Kumbhakonam. Contains a mythical account of the origin of the Tanjore
Nayak rule; of Tātācārya becoming Acyuta's guru, his stay in Tanjore and Kumbhakonam, his acts of
piety and the works of himself and his sons.

or saptatiratnamAlikA an eulogy on Ku. Tā. alias Ayyā- [Page205-a] kumāraº noted above. by
his son Pāṭṭrācārya Veṅkaṭācārya.

Ptd. in Grantha script, Kumbhakonam.

Śrīśaila Addaṅgi, Kavibhūṣaṇa; son of Lakṣmīnṛsiṁha.

--C. Jyotsnā on Acyutaśataka of Vedānta Deśika. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28. 1213.

--C. Kalā on Uttararāmacarita. See NCC. II. p. 308a.

--Pādukāstuti, 108 verses on Raṅganātha.

Ptd. Pattambi, 1900. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1892-1906. 328.

--Bhavabhūtibhāratī. An essay on Bh.'s art and poesy.

Ptd. Pattambi, 1902. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28. 1213.

--Sadācārasāra. On Vaiṣṇava practices.

Ptd. in Telugu script. Madras, 1901. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1892-1906. 328.

poet. Sbhv. 1751-1755. 1812. Cf. Kumāradasa. Also JRAS. (1901) p. 256.