Jain. by Śubhacandra of Mūlasaṅgha. Mentioned in the Praśasti to his Pāṇḍavapurāṇa. Pannalal Bombay II. p. 78.

See above Gaṇadharavalayavidhāna.

(Kavirāja) or Gaṇanāth Sen of Calcutta.

--Pratyakṣaśārīra. Ptd. Calcutta, 1913.

--Saṁjñāpañcakavimarśa.

--Siddhāntanidāna and C. Tattvadarśinī on it.

Ptd. Calcutta, 1922. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906 and IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 842.

or gaNanAyakastotra or gaNanAyakASTaka or gaNapatyaSTaka or gaNASTaka or gaNezASTaka (Beg. ekadantaM mahAkAyaM etc.). Adyar I. p. 228a. Adyar D. IV. 3. 3065. Trav. Uni. 5790C.

See below Gaṇapatyaṣṭaka, Gaṇeśāṣṭaka.

MT. 5115 (m).

Trippūṇittura I. 986 (inc.).

jy. PUL. II. p. 213.

See Oṣadhinighaṇṭu. GD. 1016.

See NCC. III. p. 96b.

lex. Oppert I. 971.

a vocabulary of materia medica by Candranandana. See Cordier, JA. 1901, p. 185. RASB. 8426.

or dhAtugaNa list of roots according to Supadma gr. metrically arranged by a Brahmin, son of Sundara and Jayā. Lgr. 35. IO. 894. [Page240-a]

poet. eulogised by Rājaśekhara.

See Smv. GOS. edn. p. 45 (verse 72). a. of work called Mahāmoda ?

king. Kākatīya Gaṇapati of Warangal 1202-62 A. D. and patron of Jāya Senāpati, who wrote Nṛttaratnāvalī in 1253-54 A. D. G. mentioned in Saṅgītaśṛṅgārahāra of Hammīra (1283 A. D.) is probably same.

See V. Raghavan, edn. of Nṛttaratnāvalī, Madras Gov. Ori. Ser. 107, Intro. pp. 8-12; also his Later Sangita Literature, J. of the Music Academy, Madras, IV. p. 20; Sangeet Natak Academi Bulletin, no. 17. July 1960, pp. 4-5.

poet q. in Smv. p. 23; in Skm. pp. 49, 52, 164, Subhāṣitaratnakośa 892, 894, 934, 1089; mentioned in Somadeva's Yaśastilakacampū, III. 239 (K. M. 70. Vol. I. p. 459).

son of Dhīreśvara.

--Gaṅgābhaktitaraṅgiṇī.

See above p. 209b; but if Vācaspati (15th Cent.) is q. here, as mentioned in JASB. NS. XI. 1915, pp. 405-6, a.'s grandfather could not have been patronised by Nānyadeva.

of Kātyāyanagotra, father of Rāmacandra, according to the col. in latter's Vṛttaratnākarapañjikā, (edn. by C. A. Śīlaskandha Mahāsthavira N. S. Press, Bombay, 1926) written at Ceylon during the reign of Parākramabāhu VI, (1412-68 A. D.). Gaṇapati was a Bengali Brahmin married to Devī of Bhāradvājagotra and had two other sons Halāyudha and Āṅgirasa, besides Rāmacandra who migrated from Bengal to Ceylon. [Page240-b]

See B. C. Law Vol. Part II. pp. 15-6.

one of the authors in the Nṛsiṁhasarvasva-kāvya, eulogy of Nṛsiṁhāśrama Yati, contemporary of Akbar. RASB. IV. 3108.

--Nṛsiṁhāśramayatikīrtimahodaya on the same sannyāsin.

See RASB. IV. 3108.

son of Jayadatta and father of the poet Vidyāpati (a. of Durgābhaktitaraṅgiṇī, see IO. i. p. 876b).

or gaNanAtha or gaNezvara of Mithilā; father of Bhānudatta (a. of Rasataraṅgiṇī etc. IO. 4040. Oxf. 213a).

For his authorship of some kāvya, see his son's Rasapārijāta (Mithilā I. 257; ptd. edn. Lahore, 1939, Intro. verse 2, yathA gaNapateH kAvyam).

See Padyaveṇī 665 for a joint verse by father and son.

poet q. many times in later anthologies, Padyaracanā, Padyaveṇī, Padyāmṛtataraṅgiṇī, Rasikajīvana, Sabhyālaṅkaraṇa, Subhāṣitasārasamuccaya, Sūktisundara. Some verses are common to more than one anthology.

Most likely father of Bhānukara noted above.

ancestor of Dvādaśāhayājin of Kauśikagotra (a. of C. on Cokkanātha's Śabdakaumudī, TCD. 551. TD. 5856-7).

--Alaṁkārasudhānidhi (?) BORI. 409 of 1892-95 (not in BORI. D. XII.).

--Bhāratatātparyakārikā. Ujjain Latest Additions 145. [Page241-a]

--Mādhavānalakāmakandalā. Luck. Uni. p. 72.

son of Rāma Upādhyāya.

--C. on Bilhaṇa's Caurapañcāśikā (gives a. as Caura).

BBRAS. 1195. BORI. D. XIII. i. 274. IO. 4008-9. RASB. VII. 5122.

Ptd. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 843.

--C. on Mṛcchakaṭika. K. 74.