jy. (diagram of Candragrahaṇa in 1590 A. D.). Bikaner 4526.

by Kāśīrāja, son of Kṛṣṇa Daivajña, resident of Ambaner. RASB. X. 6855. [Page249-a]

from Parvaprabodha. RASB. X. 6854.

PUL. II. p. 184.

Cs. V. 115. SK. Ray 476 (2) (Karmakāṇḍa).

tantra. AS. p. 60.

from Rudrayāmala. Dacca 403. B.

by Rāmacandra. BORI. 316 of Viś. (i). Poona 316.

from Śāntikalpa. MT. 437.

jy. B. IV. 124.

jy. Kotah 231.

Trav. Uni. 6914B (with Malayalam interpretation).

by Śrīnivāsa Mahādeśika. Amarcinta I. 12.

MD. 16873 (in a collection).

jy. by Parameśvara of Kerala. TCD. 535D. 676A. Trav. Uni. 333C. 788B. L. 1248F. C. 166D. T.
179A. Triv. Cur. I. 135.

Ref. to by a. in Grahaṇanyāyadīpikā.

Ed. with Eng. transl. K. V. Sarma, VVRI. 36. Hoshiarpur, 1965.

Udaipur II. 179, 5.

dh. Kotah 506.

jy. Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 37. BORI. 519 of 1899-1915. IM. 3529. 5093. PUL. II. p. 214. RASB.
X. 6849 (eclipses during 1769-2142 A. D.). 6850 (during 1751-1850 A. D.). Skt. Coll. Ben. 1910-11,
p. 11 (no. 2041).

--by Daivajña Keśava, patronised by Rana Bahadur Shah. Ms. in Bir Library, Khatmandu.

See Sam3skṛta Sandeśa, Khatmandu, I. i. pp. 37-8. [Page249-b]

--list of eclipses during Śaka 1675-1900; by Hemāṅgada Ṭhākura, son of Gopāla and Gaurī;
of Khaṇḍavāla family. Mithilā III. 51.

PUL. II. p. 214.

PUL. II. p. 214.

Kotah 660.

jy. Oppert II. 4573. Śṛṅgerī 31.

--by Viddaṇācārya. Rice 30.

See Dikshit, Bhāratīya Jyotiṣa (Hindi edn.) p. 399.

jy. Oppert II. 4574.

jy. composed in Śaka 1481 (1559 A. D.); by Nārāyaṇa, son of Rāma. BBRAS. 231. BORI. 150 of
Ā883-84. Peters. II. p. 192 (no. 150).

jy. Ānandāśrama 2112.