by Viṭṭhaleśvara. Udaipur II. 132, 9 (5).

Allahabad 110.

Udaipur II. 134. 2 (13).

17th Cent. A. D.

--Nyāyasūtravivaraṇa with C.

See J. of Śrī Veṅk. Ori. Inst. VI. 1963, p. 32.

--C. Bālabodhinī on Amarakośa.

See NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 326a.

Udaipur II. 130, 2 (h).

by Śrīnivasācārya. Proceed. ASB. 1865, 139.

Ani.

from Viṣṇuyāmala. Allahabad 189 (31).

and C. Jain. Chani 1156 (inc.).

poet. Padyāmṛtataraṅgiṇī verse 100; Sūktisundara verse 159; Padyaracanā p. 23,
verse 39; the verse refers to King Mukundadeva of Orissa who was killed in 1567 A. D. See Intro. to
Padyāmṛtataraṅgiṇī.

lex. Q. by Kṣīrasvāmin in C. on Amarakośa; also by Hemacandra in Abhidhānacintāmaṇi, Oxf.
185b and frequently in Śabdabhedaprakāśaṭīkā of Jñānavimalagaṇi (written in 1598 A. D.),
Weber 1708 (p. 265) and used by Viśvanātha Vaidya in composing his Kośakalpataru. See Poona
Ori. XIII. p. 22.

a nickname of Abhinanda, a. of Rāmacarita.

See NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 297a. [Page218-b]

ny. Oppert II. 7047.

on Gauḍa Brahmins settled in Gujarat under the patronage of King Vijayasim3ha. RASB. IV. 3103
(inc.).

from Padmapurāṇa, Pātālakhaṇḍa; on Gauḍa Brahmans settled at Gujarat during Vijayasim3ha
Siddharāja's reign.

Ptd. with Gujarati transl. Baroda: Ahmedabad, 1899. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1892-1906. 502.

or ºnibandha

Q. by Kāśīnātha in his Caṇḍikārcanadīpikā, RASB. VIII. A. 6405; by Śaṅkara Bhaṭṭa
Ghāre in his Vratodyāpanakaumudī, BBRAS. 725; in Tithinirṇaya, Lz. 547; in
Nāndīśrāddhaprayoga, RASB. III. 2348; in Rāmaprakāśa (compiled in the name of Kṛpārāma),
IO. i. p. 503a; in Nirṇayasindhu and Śūdradharmatattva, Mithilā.

Cf. Tithitattva by Raghunandana.

a kāṇva; surnamed Vālmīki, father of Rudramaṇi Tripāṭhin, (a. of Ramalenduprakāśa, IO.
3130).

cited as an authority on law by Kamalākara Bhaṭṭa, in his Vivādatāṇḍava, IO. 1502. Cf.
Raghunandana's Tattvas.

--Sampradāyadīpikā. Viśvabhāratī 1524.

cited as an authority by Rāmacandra in his Caturvim3śatimatavyākhyāna or
Smṛtisaṅgraha(-ratna)vyākhyāna (?), a C. on the 1st ch. of the Caturvim3śatimata, IO. i. p.
476b; by Vidyāpati in his Durgābhaktitaraṅgiṇī or Durgotsavapaddhati, IO. [Page219-a] 2564; and
in Pitṛbhakti of Śrīdatta. See Kane, HDS. I. p. 543b.

prob. the Śrāddhasāgara of Kullūka Bhaṭṭa. mentioned in Nirṇayasindhu.

See Kane, HDS. I. p. 543b.

adv. philosopher; traditionally considered as the teacher of Govinda and paramaguru of
Śaṅkarācārya; the name Gauḍa suggests that he belonged to Bengal; Bhāvaviveka, in the first
half of sixth Cent., q. verses from the Gauḍapāda Kārikās in his C. Tarkajvālā on his
own Mādhyamikahṛdayakārikā, ch. VIII; and influence of Nāgārjuna, Āryadeva and Asaṅga is
traced by scholars in his Kārikās; hence has to be assigned to the fifth Century A. D. See K.
Kunjunni Raja, Adyar Library Bulletin, vol. XXIV. p. 130. Several legends are narrated about him
in different works.

For general study on Gauḍapāda, see Dasgupta, Hist. of Ind. Philosophy, Vol. I. pp. 423-9;
Vidhusekhara Bhattacharya, Āgamaśāstra of Gauḍapāda, University of Calcutta, 1943; T. M. P.
Mahadevan, Gauḍapāda, University of Madras, 1952; Gauḍapādakārikā, ed. with English
Intro. and translation by R. D. Karmarkar, BORI. 1953.

For a contrast between Śaṅkara and Gauḍapāda see A. G. Krishna Warrier, ABORI. Golden
Jubilee Vol. pp. 17-31.

On Gauḍapāda and Buddhism see H. Jacobi, JAOS. 33. pp. 51-54; P. T. Raju, Gaudapada's
Māṇḍukyakārikas. ABORI. 26. pp. 192-200.

Many of the works ascribed to Gauḍapāda are not by the a. of Māṇḍūkyakārikās.
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--Gauḍapādakārikās or Āgamaśāstra or Māṇḍūkyopaniṣatkārikās in 4 Prakaraṇas called
(i) Āgamaprakaraṇa, (ii) Vaitathyaº, (iii) Advaitaº and (iv) Alātaśantiº.

Ptd. Ānandāśrama 10.

[--C. Bhāṣya on Anugītā from Mahābhārata. Nasik XXVI. 35. Oudh XIV. 88. Viśvabhāratī
907]. Mistake for Uttaragītāvyākhyā.

--C. on Uttaragītā from Mahābhārata, Āśvamedhika.

Ptd. Vāṇī Vilās, Srirangam. See NCC. II. p. 302a.

--Kārikāvalī, summary of Durgāsaptaśatī in 32 verses.

Ptd. Benares, 1924. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28. 315. 801. 802.

--C. Cidānandakelīvilāsa on Devīmāhātmya. Burnell 197b.

--C. Vivaraṇa on (Nṛsim3ha) Uttaratāpanīya. IO. 536. K. 16. RASB. II. 1806. Ujjain I. p.
7.

--Pañcīkaraṇavārttika. Baroda 13325 (c).

--Śaktimīmām3sā or Gauḍapādasūtra or Śrīvidyāratnasūtra. Śāktāgama giving the
mystic meaning of letters of Śrīvidyāmantra, deities represented by them and the main principles
of Śākta religion. MD. 5737. MT. 5159 (with C.). PUL. II. App. p. 61. TD. 15649. Whish 17b.

Ptd. Princess of Wales Sar. Bha. Texts no. 11.

See R. A. Sastri, ‘Gauḍapāda and his Devī Sūtras’ The Theosophist, 18, pp. 298-301,
345-50.

--C. Bhāṣya on Īśvarakṛṣṇa's Sāṅkhyakārikās. IO. 1812.

Ptd. Ben. Skt. Ser. 1883. [Page220-a]

--Subhagodayastuti. śākta. Śg. II. 208. Skt. Coll. Ben. 1918-30, p. 54 (no. 484).

Ptd. Vani Vilas Press Stotra Booklets, Srirangam.

or AgamazAstra or mANDUkyakArikA or mANDUkyopaniSatkArikA See
Māṇḍūkyakārikā.

Ptd. Ānandāśrama 10.

or Śaktimīmām3sā or Śrīvidyāratnasūtra. Yoga. by Gauḍapādācārya. Adyar II. p. 91a.
TD. 15649. XX. Sup. no. 874 (f).

See above under a. and under Śrīvidyāratnasūtra.