--Samāsavāda. Cs. VIII. 155. L. 394.

--Samāsavicāra. Vaṅgīya Sup. 1767 (V) (inc.). (same as above ?).

--C. on Padārthakhaṇḍana of Raghunātha. L. 1133.

See also JASB(NS) XI (1915), pp. 287-88.

Trav. Uni. 5790h.

kāvya. in 10 cantos on the life of Śrīkṛṣṇa. by Vāsudeva; patronized by King Ravi Varman
of Veṭṭattunāḍ in Kerala; 16th Cent. A. D. [Page195-a]

Adyar II. p. 5a. Adyar D. V. 507. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 24. Kumarapuram 25 (fr.). MD. 11838. MT.
76 (cantos 1-5 inc.). 7153. Paliyam 702. 1016 (a). PUL. II. p. 254 (2 mss.). Taylor I. 481. TCD.
1441. Tra. Ad. Rep. 1109. 36 (7 cantos). Trav. Uni. 8383C. C. 2300A (inc.). T. 998A (inc.).

See Contribution of Kerala to Skt. Lit. pp. 203-5; also Adyar Library Bulletin IX. pp. 61
ff.

Dacca 1418. K.

of Giripura (Girnar ?); son of Caku, belonging to Mevāḍa caste of Medapāṭa (Mewad). Q. from
Cīmanīcarita of Nīlakaṇṭha Śukla composed in 1656 A. D.

--Sabhyālam3karaṇa. anthology. BORI. D. XIII. ii. 771.

See Gode, Stud. in Ind. Lit. Hist. III. pp. 128-31.

--Kāyasthapaddhati. IM. 2992 (inc.).

father of Mādhava (a. of C. Jyotsnā (Jñānataraṅgiṇī) on Śrutabodha, ascribed to
Kālidāsa; composed in 1640 A. D. Adyar D. VI. 794. Bh. 28).

of Gārgyagotra; born in Śaka 1491 (1569 A. D.), son of Candrikā and Nīlakaṇṭha Jyotirvid
(a. of the astronomical portion of Ṭoḍarānanda and Tājikanīlakaṇṭhī composed in 1587 A. D.
and honoured by Emperor Akbar); nephew of Rāma (a. of Muhūrtacintāmaṇi, composed at Benares in
1599 A. D. and Rāmavinoda) and father of Ananta Daivajña (NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 170a);
Cintāmaṇi Jyotirvid (a. of Prastāracintāmaṇi composed in 1630 A. D., IO. i. [Page195-b] p.
307a) and Mādhava Jyotirvid (a. of C. on Nīlakaṇṭha's Tājika, IO. 3053. L. 1898); the family
originally belonged to Dharmapuri on the banks of the Godāvarī in Berar from where his grandfather
Ananta migrated to Benares; studied grammar and Jyotiṣa from his father; patronized by Emperor
Jehangir.

--C. Rasālā on his father's Tājikanīlakaṇṭhī, composed in 1622 A. D. Alwar Extr. 502.

--C. Pīyūṣadhārā composed at Kāśi in 1603 A. D. on his uncle Rāma's Muhūrtacintāmaṇi.
Cs. IX. 94. Stein 169.

--C. Bālabodhinī on Ghaṭakarparakāvya. RASB. VII. 5038. Ref. to in Rasālā, Alwar. Extr.
502.

--C. on his uncle's Rāmavinoda. Ref. to in Rasālā, Alwar. Extr. 502.

--C. on Ṛtuvarṇana from Siddhānta (?). Ref. to in Rasālā, Alwar. Extr. 502 (siddhAnte
RtuvarNanasya vivRtim).

--C. Raśmimālā on Rāmacandra's Sabhyābharaṇa. MT. 679. Ref. to by his son Cintāmaṇi in C.
on Muhūrtamālā, RASB. III, 2746.

The following works may perhaps be by this Govinda.

--Chikkāphala. jy. Bikaner 4584.

--C. Prākṛtavivṛti on Prabodhacandrodaya. IO. 4144.

--Yāmalānusāripraśna. Khn. 90.

--Śrāddhāvaraṇadīpikā. Rep. Hpr. 1901-06, p. 7.

For further details see S. B. Dikshit, Bhāratīya Jyotiṣa (Hindi), pp. 379-80; M.
Hiriyanna Comm. Vol., pp. 96-7; Alwar. Extr. 502. RASB. III. 2746. [Page196-a]

--Makarasthagurunirṇaya. Skt. Coll. Ben. 1903, p. 22 (no. 1022 (duplicate)).

--Sim3hasthamakarasthagurunirṇaya. Alwar 2001.

vedānta. by Lakṣmīpati. America 4070.

of Ghusauta Nagawāra family in Mithilā, belonging to Vatsagotra; great grandson of Ravikara
Ṭhakkura, grandson of Buddhikara, son of Keśava Ṭhakkura, being the eldest son of Sonodevī;
father of eight sons, Lakṣmīnātha, Vidyāpati, Dāmodara, Rāmanātha, Gopīnātha (a. of
Maṇisāra and C. on Tarkabhāṣā), Tarkapañcānana Devanātha (a. of seven works,
Adhikaraṇakaumudī etc.), Madhusūdana (a. of C. Kaṇṭakoddhāra on Tattvacintāmaṇyāloka) and
Janārdana; elder brother of a poet named Śrīharṣa (diff. from a. of Naiṣadhīyacarita) who
helped him in his work and who passed away in his youth; pupil of his own stepbrother Rucikara;
patronized by Bhavānanda Rāya at whose instance his Pūjāpradīpa was composed; ancestor of
Narasim3ha Ṭhakkura (a. of Narasim3hamanīṣā on Kāvyaprakāśa). See Umesh Miśra, Hist. of
Ind. Philosophy II. p. 361; also J. Bomb. Uni. XXVIII. Arts. no ii. pp. 132-5.

--Adhikaraṇamālā. mīm. L. 2081 (?).

See Pūrvamīmam3sā in its Sources, App. p. 49.

--C. Udāharaṇadīpikā or Ślokadīpikā on the illustrative verses of Kāvyaprakāśa.

See NCC. IV. p. 103a.

--C. Kāvyapradīpa on Mammaṭa's Kāvyaprakāśa. ibid. [Page196-b]

--Pūjāpradīpa. on Rāma worship. written at the instance of Bhavānanda Rāya. Mithilā I.
264. Nepal II. pp. 67-8; also Preface xxxii. verse AhUtApi-q. in Kāvyapradīpa with the remark
yathA mamaiva is found in the Pūjāpradīpa.

In the Kāvyapradīpa he ref. to two Dīpikās and two Pradīpas as his works. (K. M. 3rd
edn. p. 403).

See Bhāratīya Vidyā XXVI. pp. 26-8.

--Vīrasādhanapaddhati. Mithilā.

in 5 chs. (1st ch. tantra and the rest darśanas) by Govinda. Nepal I. p. 17. Pref. p. xlvii.

teacher of Rāmagovindatīrtha and grand preceptor of Nārayaṇatīrtha (a. of Cc. on
Yogasūtras. Baroda 12574. Hall p. 10. MD. 4351 etc.).

(C. 1300-1370) son of Gaṇeśvara Mantrin (Ṭhakkura).

--(Govinda)Mānasollāsa. Mithilā I. 114.

Q. by Raghunandana in Malamāsatattva (p. 822), Calcutta edn. and Ekādaśītattva.

--Rāmapaddhati. B. IV. 266.

stotra. (Beg. hA kRSNa viSNo madhukaiTabhAre). Adyar D. IV. 1554-5 (called Mādhavāṣṭaka
in col. of 1555). MD. 9967. 9968. 18014.

by Lakṣmīnārāyaṇa Kavi. RASB. VII. 5574 (in a collection).

--Muktivāda. ny. Skt. Coll. Ben. 1918-30, p. 131 (no. 1006).

Cf. G. Yajvan of Daśaputra family. [Page197-a]

(Beg. govinda gokulapate vasudevasUno |). BORI. 192 (X) of 1887-91. BORI. D. XIII. iii.
884.

Jodiya II. 71. Kotah 862. Lucknow Mus.

or dAmodarastotra or govindastotra (Beg. agre kurUNAmatha pANDavAnAM; refrain
govinda dAmodara mAdhaveti) by Bilvamaṅgala (Kṛṣṇa Līlāśuka).

AK. 491. Allahabad 178 (116). 179 (192). America 1716. BORI. 491 of 1891-95. 274 of 1895-98.
BORI. D. XIII. iii. 885. 892. CPB. 1516. 1517. Fl. 84. IM. 7025. 7026. L. 2234 (56 verses). Lz. 254,
2 (Dāmodarastotra). 444. Peters. VI. p. 82 (no. 274). PUL. II. p. 177. Udaipur I. B. 135. 287 (p.
42, no. 1205 of Ptd. Cat.).

Ptd. Stotraratnāvalī, pp. 210-227. Gita Press, Gorakhpur, 1965.

See NCC. IV. p. 356a; also De, Intro. to Kṛṣṇakarṇāmṛta edn. p. xix-xx fn.; also
Govindāṣṭaka.

by Śaṅkarācārya. K. 204. Probably same as above.

of Kāśyapagotra; father of Bhagavaddāsa and grandfather of Gaṅgārāma (a. of
Premābdhirasakaṇikā, BORI. D. IX. ii. 524).

--Aṣṭapraharalīlāvarṇana. Varendra 1026 (correct the name of text in NCC. I. Revised edn. p.
450a).