--Nityakarmavidhi.

Ptd. N. S. Press, Bombay, 1917. 3rd edn. (Lucknow): Bareilly, 1921.

--Cc. Ṭippaṇī on Padārthacandrikā (a C. on Saptapadārthī), composed in 1599 A. D. TD. 5983.

See above Keśava, p. 61.

--Praśnacintāmaṇi. jy. CPB. 3162-3163.

--Prastāvamuktāvalī. B. II. 92. IM. 4682 (inc.).

--Rāmavīranāṭaka. IM. 3730 (inc.).

--Liṅgatobhadra. dh. CPB. 4938. 4942.

--Vaiṣṇavadharmamīmāṁsā. Luck. Uni. p. 41.

--C. on Saundaryalaharī. Bik. 518. [Page067-a]

--Smṛtiratnākara. BORI. 52 of 1866-68.

son of Sadānanda and grandson of Keśava Bhaṭṭa.

--Sāṅkhyatattvārthadīpikā. Baroda 13013 (b). Hall p. 7. Rep. Hpr. 1906-11. p. 8.

16th Cent. A. D.; son of Nārāyaṇa Bhaṭṭa.

--Prayogamaṇi. gṛh. Hiraṇyak.

For Antyeṣṭiprayoga from it, see NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 231a. Baroda ms. is d. 1619 A. D.

of Kashmir. Rep. Raj. & C. I. p. 58.

II (C. 1450--1575 A. D.) of the Laugākṣi family of Benares; son of Ananta (bhaṭṭa) and grandson of Keśava (bhaṭṭa); moved to Central India; was a protege of the Goṇḍ King Umāpati Dalapatirāja, son of Govinda; resident of Puṇyastambha (modern Punatambe in Ahmadnagar District) on the Godāvarī; belonged to Mādhyandina Śukla Yv. On the identification of Dalapatirāja see P. K. Gode, Stud. in Ind. Lit. Hist. III. pp. 132-9 and V. W. Karambelkar, JASB. Letters, 1953, pp. 139-41 (Karambelkar identifies him with Goṇḍ King Dalapatsāhi of Garah Maṇḍala (1541-48 A. D.) while Gode suggests that he may be Dalapatirāja, a. of Nṛsiṁhaprasāda, and minister of Ahmad Nizam Shah of Ahmednagar).

--Antyeṣṭipaddhati.

See NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 229a.

--C. Tarkadīpikā on Keśavamiśra's Tarkabhāṣā. MT. 7124. TD. 6307-8. [Page067-b]

--Nṛsiṁhacampū. Adyar D. V. 908. Bomb. Uni. 2287. IO. 4053. 7273. L. 2832.

Ptd. (1) Bombay, 1857. (2) Murshidabad, 1874. (3) Benares, 1884.

--C. Nyāyacandrikā on Nyāyasūtras. Bomb. Uni. 1992. MT. 3734.

--Prahlādacampū. IO. 4054. L. 1427. Mithilā II. iii. 58.

--Mīmāṁsārthaprakāśa, a short summary of Mīmāṁsā.

Ptd. Granthapradarśanī, N. S. 2, Vizagapatam, 1913.

--Rāmakṛṣṇāvataraṇaśata (?). Mentioned in JASB. Letters 1953, pp. 139-41. Same as Rāmaśata below ?.

--Rāmalaharī. BORI. D. XIII. iii. 1035.

Cf. the next.

--Rāmaśata(ka). B. II. 104. Harshe 120 (Col. p. 46).

--Lāvaṇyalaharī on Durgā. BORI. 356 of 1895-98. Peters. VI. Extr. p. 28 (no. 356).

--Sāroddhāracampū. written at the instance of Dalapatirāya. Bikaner 3223.

Same as one of the two campūs noted above or a third one ?.

son of Taruṇavācaspati, teacher of Hoysala King Vīrarāmanātha, 13th Cent. A. D. and a. of C. on Kāvyādarśa.

--C. Tātparyanirūpaṇa on Kāvyādarśa. TCD. 1176.

See NCC. IV. p. 109a.

father of Vopadeva (a. of Kavikalpadruma, Mugdhabodha etc.); son of Mahādeva; student of Bhāskara and protege of Siṁharāja (i.e. Siṅghana or Siṁhaṇa II of the Yādavas of Devagiri, 1210-1247 A. D.). Keśava was a resident of Vedapura in Mahā- [Page068-a] rāṣṭra according to Vopadeva (a. of C. on Siddhamantra); Keśava says that he belonged to Sārtha to the west of the Varadā river.

--Siddhamantra. med. BORI. D. XVI. i. 310. 312. MD. 13379. Commented upon by Vopadeva.

See also Gode, Stud. in Ind. Lit. Hist. I. pp. 118-20.

Text ptd. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1344.

another name of Kalpadrukośa by Keśava.

Q. by Rāyamukuṭa in C. on Amarakośa, Oxf. 182b.

See also ZDMG. 28 (1874), p. 112.

Adyar I. p. 143a.

contributor to Kavīndracandrodaya, Poona Ori. Ser. 60, p. 9.

a. of a work on Śūdrāhnikācāra.

See RASB. III. 2151.

--Gautamasūtraprakāśa. Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 37.

--Dharmabhāṣā. dh. Oppert II. 6669.

--Suśliṣṭaparibhāṣā. dh. CPB. 6608.

of Mithilā. C. 1275 A. D. See Vidyabhushana, HIL. p. 381.

--Tarkabhāṣā or Tarkaparibhāṣā.

Ptd. Bomb. Skt. and Pkt. Ser. LXXXIV.

protege of Māṇikyacandra, son of Dharmacandra, of Koṭ-kangra (date of accession 1563 A. D.).

--Alaṁkāraśekhara.

Ptd. (1) K. M. 50. (2) Kasi Skt. Ser. 56. [Page068-b]

--Alaṁkārasarvasva. Q. on pp. 9, 38, K. M. edn. of a.'s A. śekhara.

--Kāvyaratna. Q. ibid. p. 72.

--Vākyaratna. Q. ibid. p. 12.

Are the above two identical ?.

Alaṁkāraśekhara refers to a. as having written seven other works.

On his indebtedness to Bhoja, see V. Raghavan, Bhoja's Śṛṅgāra Prakāśa (1963), pp. 374. 375.

son of Veda.

--Chandogapariśiṣṭa or Karmapradīpa (fourth section). RASB. II. 1354.

See NCC. III. p. 203b.