Jain. Unspecified. BORI. 586 of 1884-86. 1275 of 1884-87. BP. pp. 162b. 166a. 208a. 209b (2
mss.). 243a. 247a. Chani 47. 2693. 3129. 3343. Pattan I. p. 15 (prārabhyate??yam prabodha
prabandhah2). Peters. III. p. 404 (no. 586).

Jain. kāvya in prose and verse; composed in 1436 A. D. by Jinamaṇḍanagaṇi, pupil of
Somasundarasūri of Tapāgaccha.

BBRAS. 1708. 1709 (fr.), BORI. 18 and 19 of 1869-70. 375 of 1880-81. 255 of Ā882-83. 1276 of
1884-87. 1230 of 1886-92. Bu7hler 550 (K. caritra). D. pp. 191. 323. Hpr. III. 64 (K. caritra). IO.
7634. Jainagranthāvalī p. 214. Kh. 77. L. 2581. Peters. I. p. 123 (no. 255). IV. p. 46 (no. 1230).
Petrograd 217. Rep. Raj. & C. I. p. 59.

Ptd. Ātmānanda Jainagranthamālā 34 (1914). See Kapadia, Canonical Lit. of the Jainas,
p. 95.

--C. Bālāvabodha. Bu7hler 551.

BORI. 562 of 1895-98. Peters. VI. p. 113 (no. 562).

BP. p. 220a. Cf. Kuº ahiṁsāyā vivāhasambandhaprabandha, [Page209-b] App. pp. 126-8,
Prabandhacintāmaṇi, Singhi Jain Ser. 1. 1933.

BORI. 339 of 1871-72. D. p. 36. Gough p. 97. Same as Kūrmāputracaritra ? See Jinaratnakośa
p. 93a.

Damodar.

--Saubhāgyakavaca from. Mu7nchen J. 406 (b).

Bud.

--Kurukullāsādhana. Cordier III. pp. 128-9.

--C. Parahitā on Kaṅkālatāraṇasādhana. Cordier II. p. 59.

campū in 12 Ucchvāsas, on the story of Kumāra. by Bhānudatta, son of Gaṇapati and grandson
of Mahādeva. AS. p. 47. IO. 4040.

in ten stanzas, entreating the gods and the goddesses to confer long life, prosperity and welfare
upon a (newly born) son. MD. 11329. Same as Upanayanamaṅgalāṣṭaka, Adyar D. IV. 3054-5.

Ptd. Stotrārṇava, Govt. Ori. Mss. Libr. Series 70, 1961, pp. 646-7 and
Upanayanalagnāṣṭaka, NCC. II. p. 360a.

King of Ceylon under whom poet Kumāradāsa's father Mānita was a military officer. See above
under Kumāradāsa.

of Mādhavakula, son of Harivallabha and elder brother of Vāsudeva and grandson of
Kaṇṭhamaṇi.

--Chandodīpikā written in 1704 A. D. for the sake of his brother. Alwar 1097. Extr. 239.
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--Rasikarañjana or Sūktisaṅgraha or Sūktiratnamālā. Trav. Uni. 7646.

or skandakSetramAhAtmya from Skandapurāṇa in 14 chs. on the temple of Kumāra at Sāndūr
in Bellary. IO. 3643. Mack. 82.

Bud. Nanjio 219. 220.

Bud. Cordier II. p. 316.

TPL. 1.

or kumAralAta Bud. of Taxila; junior contemporary of Aśvaghoṣa. According to Huean Tsang he
was founder of Sautrāntika School of Buddhism; in the work Sarvāstivādin teachers are
honoured.

--Kalpanāmaṇḍitika or Kalpanālaṁkṛtikā. Transl. into Chinese by Kumārajīva in about 405
AD. Skt. fr. discovered by H. Lu7ders and published from Leipzig in 1926. See NCC. III. p. 235.

--C. on Kātantra.

See Wint. HIL. II. pp. 267-9. He was called Dārṣṭāntikācārya (J. Przyluski, IHQ.
1940. pp. 246-54). See Lu7ders, Kātantra und Kumāralāta, Berlin, 1930. See also under
Kātantra, NCC. III. p. 317a.

BORI. 338 of 1871-72.

or kumAravedAntAcArya or nainArAcArya son of Vedāntadeśika.

--Rahasyatrayasārārthasaṅgraha. viś. adv. Adyar II. p. 164b. See under Varadācārya.

śilpa. by Sanatkumāra. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 19.

incorrect title of Mānasāra Vāstuśāstra, on the label of the ms. See IO. ii. p. 853b.
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ḍima in 5 Acts; on the victory of Kumāra over Tārakāsura by Cauṇḍājī Pant Ghanaśyāma
(1715-50 A. D.), a Mahratta poet, son of Mahādeva and Kāśī; of the Tanjore Mahratta Court. Hz.
1682 (2 mss.; 1 inc.). IO. 4180. TD. 4344. 4345 (inc.).

campū. in 4 Ucchvāsas. by Bhāskarayajvan, son of Śivasūryayajvan of Puttūr and Mullundram
family. MT. 3919 (f). 7516 (restored copy).

campū. by Subrahmaṇya, son of Kokilāmbā and Rāmaliṅgasūri, pupil of Sadāśivābrahmendra.
Adyar II. p. 19b. Adyar D. V. 774 (inc.).

an. a. describes himself as devotee of Śiva. Mysore II. p. 9 (11 Cantos). III. p. 5 (11 Cantos)
(with C.).

--C. Kavikulojjīvinī. by Rāmasūriśiromaṇi. Mysore II. p. 9 (5 Cantos). III. p. 5 (5
Cantos).