son of Vāsudeva and father of Śrīnidhi (a. of C. on Anargharāghava, completed in 1518 A. D. MT. 3721).

lived near the Ganges; father of Śivakṛṣṇa and great grandfather of Bhavadeva Nyāyālaṅkāra Bhaṭṭācārya (a. of Smṛticandra, IO. 1482, compiled in early part of 18th Cent. A. D.).

teacher of Caitanya and proficient in grammar (vyAkaraNazAstre ekAntatattvavit); [Page194-b] Vṛndāvanadāsa in Caitanyabhāgavata (Ādi vii).

See S. K. De, IHQ. X. pp. 301-2.

--Karmālocana.

See NCC. III. p. 220a.

alias Jñānānanda; son of Poviya.

--C. Tilaka on Khaṇḍapraśasti. BORI. D. XIII. i. 170. Oxf. 129a.

one of the two teachers of Gaṅgādāsa (a. of Chandomañjarī); probably a. of the following.

--Chandogovinda. metrics. Q. in Chandomañjarī, Cal. Skt. Ser. XIV. I. 20-21. pp. 16-17.

C. 1350-1400 A. D.; son of Gopāladāsa (a. of Pārijātaharaṇa naṭaka, q. in Chandomañjarī) and Santoṣā; of the Vaidya community; younger brother of Kṛṣṇadāsa, student of Gaṅgādāsa and Puruṣottama (one of whom a. of Chandogovinda on metrics; q. in Chandomañjarī, see I. 20-21). Ref. to his other works at the end of Chandomañjarī and ref. to by Gopālabhaṭṭa in C. on Kṛṣṇakarṇāmṛta, composed in 1541 A. D.

--Acyutacarita. kāvya.

See NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 74a.

--[Kaṁsāriśataka. ref. to in Chandomañjarī]. Probably same as Gopālaśataka.

--Kāvyaśikṣā.

See NCC. IV. p. 106b.

--Gopālaśataka. Q. in Chandomañjarī.

See below.

--Chandomañjarī. metrics. in 6 chs.

Ptd. Cal. Skt. Ser. XIV. 1935.

--Sūryaśataka (Dineśaśataka). 2 works of this name ref. to at the end of the Chandomañjarī. [Page195-a]

See also Gode, Stud. in Ind. Lit. Hist. I. pp. 460-69; Dinesh Chandra Bhattacharya, IHQ. XXI. V. pp. 314-5.

--Vedāntadīpikā. K. 130.

--C. Vyākhyālekhā on Kātantra. gr. Ani (upto Sandhi).

Jain. pupil of Dharmacandra.

--Pañcakṣetrapālapūjā.

See Jaina Sid. Bhās. XIII. i. p. 38.

--Puṣpāñjalivratodyāpana. BORI. 1104 of 1891-95. Peters. IV. p. 56 (no. 1455).

--Ravivāravratakathā. Jhalrapatan p. 68 (with illustrations).

--Sugandhadaśamī (Udyāpana).

See Jaina Sid. Bhās. XI. i. p. 29; XIII. i. p. 40.

--Sammedasikharapūjā, on a sacred spot in Hazaribagh. See ibid. XIII. i. p. 40. Jhalrapatan pp. 40. 81.

Ptd. Nagpur, 1900. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1892-1906. 173. 427.

of Śāṇḍilyavaṁśa; of Kānyakubja; 4th ancestor of Bhīmasena Dīkṣita; mentioned in the latter's C. on Kāvyaprakāśa, Intro. verse 2.

--Apaśabdakhaṇḍana. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 4. MT. 5362 (a).

--Tithiprakāśa. dh. Alwar 1330. Extr. 310. RASB. III. 2771.

--Vākyapadī. gr. on syntax in 6 Uddeśas. BORI. D. II. i. 324 (with C.). L. 2556. [Page195-b]

of Campakapura in Gujarat; hero of Gaṅgādāsapratāpavilāsa and patron of its a. Gaṅgādhara.

See IO. 4194 (pp. 1608b-1615a).

nāṭaka in 9 Acts on the exploits of King Gaṅgādāsa of Campakapura in Gujarat. with its hillfort, the Pāvadurga, against Mahammad Karim Shah by Gaṅgādhara. IO. 4194 (d. 1450 A. D.).

See Ind. Ant. 57 (1928), pp. 235. 236. 238. JASB. 1907, p. 208; Sylvain Levi, La Theatre Indien, App. p. 46.

For historical information relating to Vijayanagara kings in it, see MER. 1906, para 47; also Sources of Vijayanagar History, University of Madras, 1919, pp. 65-67.

an early authority on Gaṅgeśa's Tattvacintāmaṇi; q. in Vidyānivāsa Bhaṭṭācārya's C. Vivecana on Tattvaº, bhaTTamurArinyAyamateSu naJgarbhapATho vardhamAna-gaGgAdityAnumataH (fol. 53a. Sarasvati Bhavan ms.).

See History of Navya-Nyāya in Mithilā, p. 114.

(or Gaṅgādhara); son of Gopīnāthamiśra (1450-1500 A. D.).

--Smṛticintāmaṇi. dh. IO. 1481.

See Kane, HDS. I. p. 690a.

Jhalrapatan p. 47.

Queen of the Vijayanagar Prince Vīrakampa(na) who ruled at Kāñcī, C. 1367 A. D.; and pupil of Viśvanātha (Madhurāvijaya I. 16, a. of Saugandhikāharaṇa, K. M. 74); salutes Kriyāśakti, Saivite-teacher of the Royal house. Other poets saluted by her at the beg. are Tikkaya (the Telugu poet), Agastya (Viśvanātha's uncle, NCC. I. p. 23a) and Gaṅgādhara. [Page196-a]

--Madhurāvijaya or (Vīra)Kamparāyacarita kāvya.

Ed. by Harihara Sastri and V. S. Sastri, Trivandrum, 1916.

See J. Myth. Soc. XXV. p. 65; XXVI. p. 43, Sources of Vijayanagar History, University of Madras, 1919, pp. 23-8.

a poem in praise of Gaṅgādevī, daughter of Nityānanda. by Abhirāma Gosvāmin or Rāmadāsa. L. 1623.

from Varāhapurāṇa. IM. 9474 (no. repeated).

from Kedārakhaṇḍa of Skandapurāṇa. Oxf. 84b.

stotra. by Jīvanajīśarman, son of Gokulotsava.

Ptd. Bṛhatstotrasaritsāgara p. 532, Gujarati News Press, 1927.

--Mukhyārthaprakāśikā or Bṛhadāraṇyakavyākhyā Mitākṣarā (Mādhyandina). IM. 2844 (inc.).