father of Nārāyaṇa (a. of Kaukilīsautrāmaṇisāraṇi, PUL. I. p. 46).

father of Nīlakaṇṭha (a. of Āpastambāhnika, BORI. 24 of 1902-07).

father of Sītāpati (a. of C. on Kuṇḍārka of Śaṅkara, RASB. II. 1112).

son of Śrīnivāsa and father of Vāsudevaratha Somayājin (a. of Gaṅgavam3śānucarita, MT.
3030).

father of Mallinātha (a. of Navaratnamālā, Bikaner 4076. Ujjain Latest Additions 385).

father of Yaśodhara (a. of Prāyaścittādhyāya, Bikaner 1918-1921).

father of Kavīndra Paramānanda (a. of Śivabhārata I. 6 (p. 1) edn. Bharata Itihasa
Samsodhaka Mandala, Poona).

second son of Viṭṭhala and father of Kalyāṇarāya (a. of C. Prakāśa on Vallabha's
Kṛṣṇāśrayastotra, Jalabheda etc.) (See NCC. III. p. 258a) and of Gokulotsava (a. of C. on
Trividhanāmāvalī of Vallabha; C. on [Page189-a] Vivekadhairyāśrayastotra, Jodhpur 1472) and
patron of Tulajārāma (a. of Vratotsavanirṇaya in Vrajabhāṣā written at his instance).

See above p. 115b; also Dasgupta, Hist. of Ind. Philosophy IV. pp. 374. 380. 381:
Puruṣottamajī: A Study, p. 55.

of Dadhigrāma, one of the five sons of Ballāla; brother of Raṅganātha (a. of C. on
Sūryasiddhānta, IO. 2775-7) and father of Nārāyaṇa Daivajña (a. of C. on Jātakapaddhati,
Bikaner 4619 and C. Siddhāntarahasyodāhṛti on Grahalāghava, RASB. X. 6859 and
Nārāyaṇīyabīja).

See S. B. Dikshit, Bhāratīya Jyotiṣa (Hindi Edn.), pp. 389. 391; Bhāratīya Jyotiṣ kā
Itihās, p. 254.

mīmām3saka. father of Bhaṭṭa Vināyaka (a. of Bhāvasim3haprakriyā, IO. 906).

father of Bhaṭṭa Vināyaka (a. of Abhijñānaśākuntalaprākṛtacchāyā, Bikaner 3134).

son of Narasim3hāśrama and brother of Madhusūdana (a. of Jyotiḥpradīpāṅkura, IO. i. p.
1066a).

one of the six teachers of Ṣaḍguruśiṣya (a. of C. on Śaunaka's Anuvākānukramaṇī, Weber
53).

of Kailāsapuram in Kerala; teacher of an. a. of C. Bālaprabodhinī on Jātakakarmapaddhati of a
Brahmin of Vaṭaśreṇi family, MD. 13668. TCD. 681B.

teacher of Harikarṇa (a. of Bālaprabodha or Makarandapaddhatimaṇi. jy. composed in 1612 A. D.,
Bomb. Uni. 363). [Page189-b]

teacher of Someśvara Paṇḍita (a. of Rāghavayādavīya, MT. 1859).

teacher of Śaṅkara, a Maithila (a. of C. Rasacandrikā on Abhijñānaśākuntala, Oxf.
135a).

See NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 287a.

teacher of Vardhamāna (a. of Gaṇaratnamahodadhi and C. Vṛtti on it, BBRAS. 80).

See NCC. V. p. 257a.

teacher of Āpadeva (a. of Mīmam3sānyāyaprakāśa, Hall p. 185. Oxf. 219b)].

Mistake; see Intro. p. 17 of Edgerton's edn. of the work.

teacher of an. a. of C. Rāmadṛṣṭi on Setubandha, MT. 5134 (b).

or Dalapati, son of Umāpati; patron of Keśava (a. of Nṛsim3hacampū, written at his instance,
IIO. 136. IO. 4054).

med. authority. mentioned in the beg. of Rasaratnasamuccaya of Vāgbhaṭa, son of Sim3hagupta, p.
1, verse 4, Ānandāśrama 19.

one of the 63 writers of Shah Jahan's reign. Wrote an astrological treatise in 1638 A. D. on
determining the auspicious time for writing a work.

See Bibl. of Mughal India. App. III. p. 161.

mentioned by Bhoja as an a. using the word ‘Govinda’ in the last verse of each canto of his
work.

See V. Raghavan, Bhoja's Śṛṅgāra Prakāśa (1963), pp. 405, 772, 834-5.

poet. Padyāvalī 88. Skm. p. 260. Srh. pp. 43. 78. 140. 141. [Page190-a]