nimbārka. Originally of the Telugu country; son of Śrīmaṅgala; elder brother of Ananta (see NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 162a); disciple of Mukunda and grand-disciple of Sundara who was himself a pupil of Śrīnivāsa; one Gaṅgala is mentioned as his guru in his C. on Bhagavadgītā (5th introductory verse); but this may be Gaṅga Bhaṭṭa, his predecessor in the line of teachers of Nimbārka school (see Bhr. p. 212); latter part of 15th and beg. of 16th Cent. A. D.; said to have met Caitanya.

Q. by Giridharadāsa in his C. Sārasubodhinī on Nimbārka's Siddhāntaratna, Bomb. Uni. 2121.

--C. on Kenopaniṣad. CPB. 1042.

--Kramadīpikā or Gopālamantraº on Kṛṣṇa worship, in 8 Paṭalas. BBRAS. 819. MT. 2171 (d). RASB. VIII. B. 6487.

Ptd. Chowk. Skt. Ser. Benares, 1917. with Vidyāvinoda GovindaBhaṭṭācārya's C.

--Govindaśaraṇāgatistotra.

Ptd. in pp. 70-1, Stotraratnāvalī, Muttra, 1925.

--C. Prakāśikā on Taittirīyopaniṣad; q. by him in his Ccc. Prabhā on Brahmasūtras, I. i. 2.

--Ccc. Prabhā on Kaustubha of Śrīnivāsa on Nimbārka's Vedāntapārijātasaurabha on Brahmasūtras.

Ptd. (1) Pandit VIII. IX. (2) by Nityasvarūpa Brahmacārī, Vṛndāvan, 1906.

--C. Kṛṣṇatattvaprakāśikā on Brahmopaniṣad. Hpr. IV. 185.

By Brahmopaniṣad is meant no Up., but the episode of the calves and the [Page063-a] Brahmā, in 4 chs. in Bhāgavata X. i. chs. 11-14 where after seeing the Lord's miracle, Brahmā realises who Kṛṣṇa is and praises Him.

--C. Tattvaprakāśikā on Bhagavadgītā. Hpr. II. 147.

Ptd. (1) Vṛndāvan. 1909, (2) Bombay, 1912-13.

--C. Tattvaprakāśikā on Vedastuti from Bhāgavata (X). Oudh 1877, 14.

--C. on Muṇḍakopaniṣad. CPB. 4188.

Ptd. Benares, 1927.

--Yamunāstotra.

Ptd. pp. 73-6, Stotraratnāvalī, Muttra, 1925.

--C. Viṣṇunāmārthadarśana on Viṣṇusahasranāmastotra. Hpr. II. 191.

consulted by Anantadeva for his Cāturmāsyaprayoga, RASB. II. 344.

identity not clear. Pejawar 278.

lex. mentioned in Tantrasiddhāntadīpikā of Appayya Dīkṣita III (p. 259. Adyar ms.).

See JOR. Madras II. p. 250 fn.

lex. MD. 15483.

See Kalpadrukośa, NCC. III. p. 234a.

--Kavitāsaṅgraha.

Ptd. Bombay, 1926. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, pp. 1312. 1343.

(Kesab Chandra Sen) founder of the Navavidhān Samāj.

--Brahmagītā Upaniṣad.

--Jīvanaveda.

--Navasaṁhitā.

All Ptd. in Śrutaprakāśikā, Calcutta, 1886. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, pp. 497. 1179. 1343. 1753. [Page063-b]

an account of the polemic disputations of Keśavācārya of Nimbārka sect. Devīpr. 79, 40. Oudh XVII. 86. Radh 21.

kāvya on the life of Keśavadeva, king of Multan, father of Tārācandra. by Vaidyanātha Maithila. Lahore 4.

son of Viśvanātha Bhaṭṭa.

--Yajurvallabhā. RASB. II. 1186.

Jain.

--Ānandaśrāvakacaritra. BORI. 332 of 1871-72.

son of Sūrajī and brother of Kaṇḍaji and Kṛṣṇajī.

--Chandaḥsiddhāntabhāskara. metrics. composed in 1644 A. D. at Benares. Mithilā II. 3. 4 (ms. d. 1668 A. D.).

--Śrāddhakārikā. CPB. 5920. Weber 134 (Śāṅkh. Śrāddhapaddhatikramakārikā).

--C. on Śāṅkhāyanasūtra (Pākayajña). IL. 202.

--Jyotiṣaratna. Hpr. II. 72. RASB. X. 7080.

See Keśavadevaśarman Tarkapañcānana Bhaṭṭācārya below.

--Tarkapraśnottaramālā.

Ptd. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1343.

--Praśnamañjūṣā, catechism on Bhāgavatapurāṇa. Oudh IV. 9.

--Caitanyacandrāmṛta. BORI. 444 of 1895-1902.

or khuzAlI rAma of Pārīkha class; of Sāmaga brahmins of Kauśika gotra; [Page064-a] son of Jīvanarāma and brother of Lakṣmīnātha; patronised by Ahalyābhai Holkar of Indore in the 18th Cent.

See Poona Ori. VI. pp. 29-36.

--Ahalyākāmadhenu. dh.

Ptd. Benares, 1877-78.

--Rāmārcanaratnākara. ref. to in the previous work.

dh. CPB. 1045.

--Śrautaprāyaścitta. Adyar I. p. 74b.

son of Viṭṭhala Dīkṣita.

--Kratupaddhati or Yajñavidhiratnagumphavallīkalpalatikā. Stein 87.

son of Sadāśiva.

--Prayogaratna. Bik. 945. IO. 5637.

--Anudaśādhyāya. dh. (jy. ?). CPB. 131.

--C. Durghaṭodghāṭa on Bhaṭṭikāvya. RASB. VII. 5066.

--Vyākarṇadurghaṭodghāṭa; Cc. on Goyīcandra's Saṁkṣiptasāraṭīkā. IO. 822.

--Smṛtisiddha(siddhānta)lekha. SK. Ray 129. SK. Ray DC. 104 (ms. d. 1674 A. D.).

See above Keśavatarkapañcānana.

--Grahaṇamālā. jy. Ms. in Bir Library, Khatmandu.

See Saṁskṛta Sandeśa, Kathmandu. I. i, pp. 37-8.

--Laghutājika.

Ptd. in Telugu script, Madras, 1916. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1437. [Page064-b]