Jain. pupil of Jinabhadrasūri of Kharataragaccha.

--C. on Meghadūta. BORI. 329 of 1884-86. 346 of 1895-98. BORI. D. XIII. ii. 518. Peters. III. p. 395 (no. 329).

--C. Samāsānvayaṭippaṇa on Vāgbhaṭālaṁkāra. Stein 64. Extr. 274.

--C. Samāsānvayaṭippaṇa on Vṛttaratnākara of Kedārabhaṭṭa. Br. Mus. 428.

Bud.

--Vajravidāraṇīnāmadhāraṇīvyākhyāna. Cordier II. p. 295. [Page166-a]

son of Ghanāditya.

--Rasasāgara. med. Cs. X. A. 60 (4 Upadeśas or Adhyāyas complete; 5th inc.).

Cf. next.

father (?) of Vāsudeva (a. of Vāsudevānubhava or Vaidyakasāra. med. Weber 940).

Refers to among other authorities Cakradatta, Śārṅgadhara and a work Rasāmbhonidhi.

or khimAnandadIkSita son of Raghunandana, of Iṣṭikāpura (the present Etawa).

--Tattvasamāsavyākhyā. Hall p. 4. SB. 342.

--Nyāyaratnākara or Navyayogakallola, explaining Patañjali's Yogasūtras. Ben. 66. Hall p. 12.

--Nyāyasaṅgraha. mīm. AS. p. 98.

--Kathā Satyanārāyaṇa (compiled).

Ptd. Dehradun, 1913 (with Hindi transl.). See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, pp. 1200. 1398.

pupil of Śivānanda and grandpupil of Mādhavanātha, the latter perhaps a. of the Kalpadruma, a nibandha based on Paramānandatantra; teacher of Keśava Viśvarūpa, (a. of Āgamatattvasaṅgraha; see NCC. II. p. 13a); refers to Paramānandatantra and its C. Saubhāgyānandasandoha, Tripurārṇava and Jñānārṇava.

--Saubhāgyakalpalatā(-latikā) based on Saubhāgyānandasandoha. B. IV. 270. RASB. VIII. A. 6339. [Page166-b]

saluted as paramaguru by a. of Vāsudevamananaprakaraṇa, at the end of section 7 of the text. Whish 194.

BP. p. 204b.

Kāmaśāstra mentioned in Pañcasāyaka (Peters. II. Extr. p. 110).

Cf. below Vātsyāyanasūtrasāra, under Kṣemendra.

or kSemezvara a younger contemporary of Rājaśekhara, and protege of King Mahīpāla of Kānyakubja; great grandson of poet Vijayaprakoṣṭha.

Q. in Skm. (p. 48) and Subhāṣitaratnakośa (1537-9).

--Caṇḍakauśika. nāṭaka.

Ptd. (1) Bombay, 1860. (2) Calcutta, 1867. (3) transl. into German verse, by Ludwig Fritze. Leipzig, 1883.

--Naiṣadhānanda. nāṭaka. Peters. III. Intro, p. 21. Extr. p. 340.

See K. Kunjunni Raja, Annals of Ori. Research, Uni. of Mad. IX. i-ii.

Madanamahārṇava. jy. B. IV. 170. Madanamahārṇava Karmavipāka is by Viśveśvara, patronised by Madanapāla.

Kashmirian polymath, surnamed Vyāsadāsa; son of Prakāśendra, a lavish patron of Brahmans, and grandson of Sindhu and descendent of Narendra, minister of King Jayāpīḍa; pupil of Abhinavagupta in Sāhitya and Soma(pāda) in Bhāgavata religion (see Bhāratamañjarī, epilogue verse 9); studied also under Gaṅgaka and Vīryabhadra, a Buddhist; father of Somendra; teacher of Bhaṭṭa Udayasiṁha and prince Lakṣmaṇāditya; patronised by [Page167-a] King Ananta (1029-64 A. D. eulogised in his Au. v. c., K. kaṇṭhābharaṇa Samayamātṛkā and Suvṛttatilaka) and his son and successor Kalaśa (till 1088 A. D.) of Kashmir. Wrote the three Mañjarīs at the request of a Brahman Rāmayaśa's (see end of these three works); his Bṛhatkathāmañjarī was completed in 1037 A. D., Samayamātṛkā in 1050 A. D., Avadānakalpalatā in 1052 A. D., Aucityavicāracarcā in 1059 A. D., and Daśāvatāracarita in 1066 A. D.

See Report pp. 45-48: Peters. I. pp. 4-11; JBBRAS. XVI. pp. 167-179. M. B. Emeneau, JAOS. 53 (1933) pp. 124-43; Suryakanta, ‘Kṣemendra Studies’, Poona Ori. XVII and separately also. For a collection of Kṣemendra's minor works see Kṣemendralaghukāvyasaṅgraha, Samskrit Academy Series No. 7, Hyderabad, 1961.

--Amṛtataraṅgakāvya. Q. by a. in Kavikaṇṭhābharaṇa, 5. 1.

--Avasarasāra. Q. by a. in Aucityavicāracarcā under Kārikā 20 (p. 137, K. M. Gucch. I).

--Aucityavicāracarcā. alaṁk.

Ptd. K. M. Gucch. I. 1886. 1893 (2nd edn.) pp. 115-160. See NCC. III. p. 98a.

--Kanakajānakī. drama. Q. by him in Kavikaṇṭhābharaṇa, K. M. Gucch. IV. pp. 159. 165-7.

--Kalāvilāsa. didactic and satirical poem in 10 cantos of Āryā metre.

Ptd. K. M. Gucch. I. pp. 34-79. See NCC. III. p. 226b.

--Kavikaṇṭhābharaṇa. alaṁk. in 5 Sandhis. [Page167-b]

See NCC. III. p. 266b. Addl. ms. IO. 5213.

Ptd. K. M. Gucch. IV.

--Kavikarṇikā. alaṁk. ref. to by a. in Aucityavicāracarcā. Intro. verse 2.

--[Kādambarīkathāsaṁkṣepa. IIO. Stein 171b].

See NCC. III. p. 337a.

--Caturvargasaṅgraha. poetical exposition in 4 chs. of the four objects of human activity. Q. in Aucityavicāracarcā, p. 13.

See also S. Levi, Ind. Ant. 1885, p. 404 ff.

Ptd. K. M. Gucch. V. pp. 75-88.

--Cārucaryā in 100 ślokas on virtuous conduct, one line maxim, one line purāṇic illustration.

Ptd. K. M. Gucch. II. pp. 122. 138.

--Citrabhārata. nāṭaka. Q. in Aucityavicāracarcā 31 and Kavikaṇṭhābharaṇa 5, 1.

--[Jīmūtavāhanāvadāna. Nepal I. p. 56. From Bauddhāvadānakalpalatā].

--Darpadalana. didactic, satirical kāvya in 7 chs. on human pride arising from birth, wealth etc.

Ptd. K. M. Gucch. VI. pp. 66-118. German transl. by R. Schmidt, ZDMG. 69 (1915) p. 1 ff.

--Daśāvatāracarita. kāvya. composed under King Kalaśa in 1666 A. D., giving an account of the ten incarnations of Viṣṇu (including that of Buddha). Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 52 (no. 1557) (ºstava).

Ptd. K. M. 26. 1891. [Page168-a]

--Deśopadeśa. satirical kāvya in 8 sections on social pests, cheats, etc.

Q. in Kavikaṇṭhābharaṇa.

Ptd. Kas. Texts 40. 1924.

--Narmamālā. satirical poem in 3 chs. on the misrule and oppression of the Kāyastha administration before the time of King Ananta.

Ptd. Kas. Texts 40. 1924.

--Nītikalpataru.

Ptd. BORI. Poona, 1956.

--Nītilatā.

Q. in Aucityavicāracarcā. Same as the above ?

--Padyakādambarī. Q. in Kavikaṇṭhābharaṇa.

--Pavanapañcāśikā. Q. in Suvṛttatilaka 3, 22.

--Bṛhatkathāmañjarī. Skt. version of the Bṛhatkathā of Guṇāḍhya. Mentions at end two Brahmans Rāmayaśas and Devadhara as having prompted a. in writing this work.

Ptd. K. M. 69.

--Bauddhāvadānakalpalatā, Bodhisattvāvadānaº or Avadānaº. Q. in Aucityavicāracarcā.

Ptd. with Tibetan transl. Bib. Ind. 1888.

--(Mahā)Bhāratamañjarī. resume4 of the story of the Great Epic.

Ptd. K. M. 65.

--Muktāvalī. kāvya. Q. in Aucityavicāracarcā and Kavikaṇṭhābharaṇa.

--Munimatamīmāṁsā. Q. in Aucityavicāracarcā. [Page168-b]

--Rājāvalī. ref. to in Rājataraṅgiṇī I. 13. On discovery of 3 mss. of it, see Ind. Ant. V. p. 29a.

--Rāmāyaṇamañjarī or R. kathāsāra. resume4 of Vālmīki's epic.

Ptd. K. M. 83.

--Lalitaratnamālā. Q. in Aucityavicāracarcā.

--Lāvaṇyavatī. kāvya. Q. in Aucityavicāracarcā and Kavikaṇṭhābharaṇa.

--Lokaprakāśa, specimens of letters, bonds, deeds; Kashmirian topography lists of commercial products, occupations, officials etc. For detailed note and index see Ind. Stud. XVIII. pp. 289-412.

Edns. (1) Kas. Texts 75. (2) with Gujarati transl. by Vinayavijayaji. Bhavanagar, 1935.

--Vātsyāyanasūtrasāra. Q. in Aucityavicāracarcā and by Kaviśekhara in Pañcasāyaka. Peters. III. Extr. p. 110.

--Vinayavallī. Q. in Aucityavicāracarcā.

--[Vetālapañcaviṁśati. from his Bṛhatkathāmañjarī. IO. 7199. 7200].

--Vyāsāṣṭaka. Q. in Aucityavicāracarcā.

See K. M. edn. of Bhāratamañjarī, p. 850, śls. 13-20.

--Śaśivaṁśamahākāvya. Q. in Kavikaṇṭhābharaṇa.

--Samayamātṛkā. didactic poem in 8 cantos, on the bawd's profession; composed in 1050 A. D.

Ptd. K. M. 12 (2nd edn. 1925).

--Suvṛttatilaka on metrics in 3 chs.

Ptd. K. M. Gucch. II. 29. [Page169-a]

--Sevyasevakopadeśa, in 61 verses on master and servant.

Ptd. K. M. Gucch. II. pp. 79 ff.

--Gītāniṣyanda. Q. by Śivānanda in his C. on Nityāṣoḍaśikārṇava, p. 78.

Ptd. Vārāṇaseya Sanskrit University, 1968.

Mahāmahopādhyāya.

--Dānapārijāta. dh. L. 2822 (ms. d. 1600 A. D.).

--C. on Nītisāra. Trav. Uni. 3092D (inc., śls. 62-153).

son of Bhūdhara, a Nāgara Brahmin of Rājanagara; patronised by Śaṅkaralāla, chief of Pitlad.

--Mātṛkāviveka or Lipiviveka. BORI. 288 of Viś. (i). 366 of 1879-80. Gottingen 216. Gough p. 137.

musician; also called Kṣemakarṇa or Meṣakarṇa, son of Maheśa Pāṭhaka.

--Rāgamālā (Bik. 1101 name is Ratnamālā, same work).

See above p. 161b, Kṣemakarṇa.

--Śīlaśataka (?) mentioned in the Rasaviveka, MT. 7581, p. 9 and Tirupati edn. p. 7.

son of Yaduśarman of Gujarat.

--Hastijanaprakāśa.

See K. M. I. 115. Bhau Daji collection. See Peters. I. Intro. p. 11.

son of Hari Bhaṭṭa (bhadra) (gaṇi) and pupil of Kṛṣṇāśrama. Later than 16th Cent. A. D.

He speaks of Narendrapurī, and is q. by Jagannātha in Sārapradīpikā [Page169-b] and criticised by Bhaṭṭa Dhaneśvara in Kṣemendraṭippaṇakhaṇḍana (of which a ms. is d. 1597 A. D.).

See S. K. Belvalkar, Systems of Skt. Gr. pp. 97 ff.

--C. on (Narendrapurī's ?) Dhātupāṭha of Sārasvata grammar. Bikaner 5827. BORI. 496 of 1884-87. 323 of 1895-1902.

med. writer.

See above Kṣemaśarman.

or Ṣīmānanda Dīkṣita.

--Sāṁkhyatattvavivecana.

Ptd. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1399.

See Kṣ3mīśvara.