dh. Q. by Raghunandana (C. 1515-45 A. D.) in his Malamāsa (p. 822) and Ekādaśī Tattva (p.
12).

See Serampore edn. I. 474; II. 7, 10, 22. JASB (NS) XI (1915) 365.

Cf. next entry.

on Viṣṇu worship by Govindadatta. Mithilā I. 114.

poet. Padyāvalī 124, 254, 255.

--Upādhivārttika. ny. BORI. 7 of 1898-99.

--C. on Dvādaśastotrāṇi of Ānandatīrtha. BORI. 694 of 1882-83.

son of Sukhakaradeva.

--C. Sunaṭī on Naiṣadhīyacarita. R. A. Sastri I. p. 39. Stein 70.

--Nyāyarahasya. written in 1629 A. D. Stein 149.

Cf. Govindaśarman.

--C. on Sīradeva's Paribhāṣāvṛtti. Varendra 1157.

--C. on Bhāsvatīkaraṇa. Fl. 257.

son of Kṛṣṇa, of the Daśaputra family.

--Vidhurādhānaprayoga. Baroda 940. Cs. I. 477.

--Manthanābhāvanirṇaya. Cs. I. 478. [Page204-a]

student of Viśvanātha.

--Jānakyānandabodhana. kāvya in 20 cantos. IO. 3925. L. 788 (a. wrongly called
Śrīpatigovinda).

kāvya. by Ghanaśyāma Dāsa. Ben. 34. Dacca 3659. SB. 316 (an.). SK. Ray 247 (an.). Vaṅgīya
p. 195 (inc.). (with Bengali meaning). Varendra 1010. 1815.

--Dukūlāharaṇa. MT. 3731 (a).

--Rukmiṇīharaṇa. MT. 38339.

another name of Govindārya (a. of Aṣṭaślokīvyākhyā, Hpr. IV. 23).

poet.

Sbhv. 213. 627. 760. 767. 803. 906. 911. 998. 1410. 1419. 1520. 1522. 1599. 3107; Smv.
pp. 57. 79. Śp. 87. 571. 925. 1031. 3261. 3457; Padyāmṛtataraṅgiṇī p. 67, verse 277;
Vidagdhajanavallabhā of Vallabhadeva (p. 49, Kerala Uni. ms., see J. of Kerala Uni. Ori. Mss.
Libr. XII. i-ii. p. 138); Rasikajīvana by Gadādhara, BORI. D. XII. 247. Śp. 181 is by
Deveśvara in praise of Govindarāja.

--Taittirīyopaniṣadbhāṣya. Oppert II. 7989.

--Pramāṇadīpikā. written at the instance of king Vikramāditya (?) to establish the school of
Kaśyapa. Assam Smṛti 71.

--Rājavam3śakāvya. Rice. 240.

--C. on Saptaślokī. Oudh 1877, 54.

--Rāmāyaṇacampū. Oppert I. 8214. [Page204-b]

--Sahagamanavidhi or Satīvidhāna. IO. 1774.

Śrīvaiṣṇava Brahmin of Kauśikagotra; resident of Kāñcī or Sholinghur; son of Varadarāja
and disciple of Śaṭhakopa Deśika; encouraged in his work by Bhāvanācārya of Kaṇḍāla family
of Vādhūlagotra; flourished in the middle of the 16th Cent. A. D.; devotee of the deity at
Tirupati, where he was prompted in a dream to write his C. on the Rāmāyaṇa.

--C. Mitākṣarā on Taittirīyopaniṣad. MT. 17. 3188.

--C. Govindarājīya or Bhūṣaṇa on Rāmāyaṇa. The C.s on the different Kāṇḍas have
separate names: Maṇimañjīra, Pītāmbara, Ratnamekhalā, Muktāhāra, Śṛṅgāratilaka,
Maṇimukuṭa and Ratnakirīṭa.

IO. 6576. MD. 16753. MT. 1017. 6103.

Ptd. in 7 vols. by T. R. Krishnamacharya, Kumbhakonam. & Bombay, 1912-20.

--C. Bhāṣya on Śrīsūkta. MT. 3299 (c).

See K. V. Rangaswami Aiyangar, ABORI. XXIII. p. 10 ff. XXV. pp. 30-54.

son of Bhaṭṭa Mādhava and grandson of Nārāyaṇa; a Brahmin, native of Uttara. Rāḍhā who
lived on the banks of the Ganges; flourished during 1050-1080 A. D.

See Kane, HDS. I. pp. 309-15.

--C. Manuṭīkā on Manusmṛti.

Ptd. (1) by V. N. Mandlik (2) and partly ed. by Jolly in Manuṭīkāsaṅgraha.

--(Smṛti) Mañjarī. Adyar. IO. 1269. 1553. ref. to in his C. on Manusmṛti [Page205-a] III. 247
and 248 and also by Kullūka in his C.

See Kane, loc. cit. p. 310. RASB. III. 1924 is dated in 1144 A. D.; also IHQ. IX. p. 407;
XXII. 141-2; cited in various law digests.

(Beg. yazcaikazailanikaTe) in 15 verses on the deity at Tirupati by the grandson of
Vādibhayam3karācārya. Adyar D. IV. 1552. Extr. p. 243.

Ptd. Stotrasamuccaya Pt. II. pp. 48-51. Adyar, 1969.

in 15 verses. (Beg. astu govindarAjAya kalyANagaNaº). Adyar D. IV. 1553. Extr. p. 241.