jy. by Sarvartu Paṇḍita, written at the instance of Gopāla at Vijayanagar. PUL. II. p. 213.

on peculiar customs of Kerala. Tekkemaṭham I. 65K. Trav. Uni. 1186B (inc.). 2071A. 5054D. 6115C. L. 625B. L. 1269Z-1 (inc.).

--on 64 anācāras or peculiar customs of Kerala, ascribed to Śaṅkarācārya. MT. 3420 (b). Trav. Uni. C. 913B.

Cf. Laghudharmaprakāśikā or Śaṅkarasmṛti ascribed to Śaṅkarācārya; also Ācāranirṇaya.

paur. on legendary history and customs of Kerala. MT. 5250 (chs. 7-73). 7275 (chs. 60-64, 65 inc.) (wrongly ascribed to Bilvamaṅgala). Composed at the request of one of the kings of Cirakkal (Kolāttiri) in N. Malabar.

Pub. by Jnanasagaram Book Depot, Trichur, 1929.

MT. 3633 (a) (inc.). Trav. Uni. 1186B. 1205C (inc.). L. 1269Z-2 (inc.).

--Keralapraśna or Divyacūḍāmaṇi. jy. See above. IM. 10737 notes a Mātrācūḍāmaṇi by a Kevalācārya who may be Keralācārya.

or Rasasarvasvacampū on the model of Viśvaguṇādarśa; on the customs and manners of people in different parts of South India with special reference to Kerala; in the form of a dialogue between Vasiṣṭha and Viśvāmitra. by Rāmacandramakhin, son of Keśava Dīkṣita and belonging to the family [Page048-a] of Ratnakheṭa Dīkṣita; beg. of 18th Cent. A. D. Salutes God at Anantaśayana (Trivandrum) and is acquainted with Kerala.

Burnell 168a. GD. 1621. Gough p. 188. Granthappura p. 80, no. 1621. MT. 5226 (inc.). Mysore 9. TD. 4031-34. Trav. Uni. 1484B. 8627C.

See Contribution of Kerala to Skt. Lit. p. 240.

dh. by Devaṇa Bhaṭṭa. Adyar I. p. 257a (Smṛticandrikā).

described in Col. as Avajadapraśna assigned to Rudrayāmala. Mithilā III. 27.

poetess q. in Padyaveṇī p. 223 (verse 778).

jy. Bikaner 4488. 4489 (with Chikkāphala, Aṅgasphuraṇa, Svapnādhyāya). Mithilā. SSPC. II. F. 59 (Keranī ?).

See above Kerala, Ke. praśna.

jy. on Praśna. by Rāvaṇa. RASB. X. 6994.

same as Uḍudāyapradīpa or Jātakacandrikā by Veṅkaṭeśa. (See NCC. II. p. 289). BBRAS. 350. MD. 13687 (Kerali-racita).

See above Ke. bayālis.

jy. Ani.

Cf. above Keralapraśna or Divyacūḍāmaṇi.

jy. America 5104. Ānandāśrama 2069B. 2298. Mithilā III. 28 (praśna). Mysore I. p. 332 (with C.). Rajapur 724.

jy. AS. p. 50. Mithilā. Skt. Coll. Ben. 1897-1901, p. 128 (no. 525). TD. 11685. 24023.

jy. Mithilā III. 29. [Page048-b]

IM. 4339.

Bud.

--Tattvasiddhi. Cordier II. p. 220. III. p. 236.

or pAzakakeralI prediction based on throwing wooden dice. by Garga. Skt. Coll. Ben. 1909-10, p. 7 (no. 1889). See also Mithilā III. 171.

For several texts called pAzaka(zA)keralI see below under that title.

Ani.

Is this Keralabṛndāvana of Padmanābha otherwise called Jñānapradīpa, noted above ?.

jy. Assamese Mss. 35. IM. 1456. Mithilā III. 30 (by casting dice).

jy. Ani.

Allahabad 87.

name of an. C. on Ṣoḍaśādhyāyī, a short work on pūrva and uttara mīm.s, Adyar D. IX. 149.

jy. MT. 2533 (g) (Jīvakādhyāya).