a collection of extracts on the Kerala country and its religious antiquities (38 chs.). IO. 6942.

Ascribed mainly to Skānda, and a few ascribed to Brahmāṇḍa, Bhaviṣya, Nārasiṁha and Brahmāṇḍottara. The Garga-Yudhiṣṭhira-saṁvāda assigned in other mss. to Paraśurāmāyaṇa is assigned here to Skānda.

jy. Mithilā.

jy. Oppert II. 2817.

jy. by Viśvanātha Bhaṭṭa. Stein 157.

jy. CPB. 1044. Same as above ?

or keralajAtakAnanda jy. by Śukrācārya. Mithilā. MT. 1618 (a) (Adhys. 3-10) (inc.). 1623 (inc.). (called Keralīya).

Cf. Śukrakerala, PUL. II. p. 237.

jy. horoscopy. MD. 13645 (inc.).

PUL. II. p. 212 (with C.).

--C. Keralabhāṣya by Ḍhuṇḍhirāja. ibid.

King of Kolattunāḍ in N. Kerala (1423-1446 A. D.); maternal uncle of Rāmavarman (a. of Candrikākalāpīḍa, MT. 2764 and Bhāratasaṅgraha, MT. 4483); patron of Rāghava (a. of C. Padārthacintana on Yudhiṣṭhira- [Page046-a] vijaya, MT. 5119) and of his disciple Śaṅkara (a. of Kṛṣṇavijaya).

For details see Contribution of Kerala to Skt. Lit. pp. 58-60.

(1845-90 A. D.) of Neytallūr palace.

--Ārdrāmahotsava Campū. TCD. 1350.

See NCC. II. p. 167a.

(1858-1906 A. D.). Younger brother of the above.

--Bāṇayuddhacampū.

--Rukmāṅgadacarita.

See Contribution of Kerala to Skt. Lit. p. 263.

In NCC. II. p. 167a, the a.'s name Vīrakeralavarmarāja should be read as Keralavarmarāja.

Valiya Koyil Tampurān, called Kerala Kālidāsa (1845-1914 A. D.); belonged to Lakṣmīpuram Palace, Caṅganāśśeri; married princess Lakṣmībāi of Travancore royal family; student of Ilattūr Rāmasvāmi Śāstrī; patronised by Āyilyam Tirunāl Mahārāja (who also interned him later); and Viśākham Tirunāl Mahārāja of Travancore. Wrote in Sanskrit and Malayalam.

--Amṛtamathana. short poem.

--Kaṁsavadhacampū. Composed in 1869 A. D.

Ptd. (1) Tinnevelly, 1888. (2) Trivandrum, 1902. See NCC. III. p. 108b.

--Kṣamāpaṇasahasra in fifty sections.

--Gurupavanapureśastotra in 51 verses.

--Citraślokāvalī.

--(Janma) Nakṣatramālāstuti in 27 verses on Āyilyam Tirunāl Mahārāja.

--Tirunālprabandha. [Page046-b]

--Tulābhāraśataka. Composed in 1870 A. D.

--Daṇḍanāthastotra.

--Nāradīyamahimānuvarṇana.

--Pādāravindaśataka or Śrīmūlaº.

--Yamapraṇāmaśataka. Ptd. 1899.

--Lalitādaṇḍaka. Composed in 1875 A. D.

--Lalitāmbāstotra.

--Vikṭoriyācaritasaṅgraha. Composed in 1887 A. D.

--Viśākhavijaya. kāvya in 20 cantos Ptd. 1900.

--Vyāghrālayeśaśataka.

--Śatrusaṁhāraprārthanāśataka.

--Śākuntalapāramya.

--C. on Śukasandeśa. Ptd. JRAS. 1884.

--Śṛṅgāramañjarī. bhāṇa. Composed in 1868 A. D.

--Śoṇādrīśastotra.

--Skandaśataka.

See Contribution of Kerala to Skt. Lit. pp. 254-6.

(1879-1918 A. D.). of Pantalam palace.

--Dharmaśāstraṣṭaka.

--Rāsavilāsa. bhāṇa.

--Śrīkṛṣṇastotra.

See Contribution of Kerala to Skt. Lit. p. 263.

prince of Cochin and patron of Vedāntācārya (a. of C. Uttejinī on Kāvyaprakāśa).

See NCC. IV. p. 101a.

patron of Vināyaka (pupil of Rāghavānanda, and a. of Siddhāntapañjara, MT. 2941). [Page047-a]

King of Travancore (?)

--C. Subodhinī on Nārāyaṇīya. Turuttikkāṭṭu Kartā II. 9.

kāvya. by Sāmbakavi. PUL. II. p. 253.

Lucknow Mus.

poem in 105 verses. by Mānavikrama Kavirājakumāra of the Calicut Zamorin's family, 1845-1920 A. D.

Ptd. (1) Mangalore, 1894. (2) in Malayalam and Grantha scripts. with Śṛṅgāramañjarīmaṇḍana. 1890. Calicut, 1908 (in a collection). See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1892-1906. 376. 1906-28. 612 and IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1342.

jy. America 5102 (Yogabhāvādhyāyaphala). Kavīndrācārya 835.

Cf. MT. 1981 (d), Keralīyasūtra.

--Gargasaṁhitā from. Praśna (with C.). BORI. 148 of Ā883-84. Peters. II. p. 192 (no. 148).

--C. Gargamanoramā. ibid.

jy. Hpr. I. 80 (with C.). IM. 3519.

Text same as that of the well-known Jātakacandrikā. The Col. in Hpr. ms. ascribes it to a Rākṣasī named Nikaṣā.

jy. Mithilā.

tantra. ref. to in Caṇḍīvidhāna, Lz. 1301.

tantra. K. 38.

jy. America 5103. Ānandāśrama 8236. Radh. 33. Stein 157.

--by Marīci. PUL. II. p. 212.

--MT. 1981 (d) (inc.). Col. calls it Keralaśāstra; deals with the twelve bhāvas. Col. zrIviracitAyAM has evidently some gap. [Page047-b]

Ptd. English transl. only. ‘Missing Links’ of Hindu Astrology. no. 11. Bombay, 1963.