music compositions in some of the major Rāgas by Rāmavarma Svāti Tirunāl Mahārāja. Tra. Ad.
Rep. 1103. 112, 113.

son of Govardhana.

--Śrāddhapradīpa. Baroda 9971. PUL. I. p. 104. [Page273-b]

and his disciple.

--Brahmayajñatarpaṇa from Hariharakalpadruma. IM. 3285.

kāvya; a continuation of Kālidāsa's Meghadūta. by Korāḍa Rāmacandra, a modern writer.

Ptd. Masulipatam, 1908. Ellore. 1917. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. Cat. 1906-28. 844.

Bud. Skt. mostly in verse. AMG. II. p. 239. AR. XX. p. 433. Kanjur Kyoto 778. Nanjio 444. 782.
971. (Chin. transl. 618-907 A. D.).

Q. in Maitreyanātha's Bhavasaṅkrāntiṭīkā, Adyar edn. p. 45; the verse q. here is not to be
found in the Tibetan transl. of it in Kanjur.

grandfather of Kāśīśvara Śarmā (a. of Jñānāmṛta, gr.). See NCC. IV. p. 142a.

scholar who conferred the title Anuṣṭupcakravartin on Bhāvabhaṭṭa, a. of
Anūpasaṅgītavilāsa (See ch. I. verses 39-44).

poet. Padyaveṇī pp. 58 (verse 180), 243 (verse 854); Subhāṣitasārasamuccaya, verse
795; Sūktisundara, verse 66. See B. C. Law Vol. II. p. 148.

alias Cauṇḍāji Panth; versatile and arrogant writer from Mahārāṣṭra who lived in Tanjore
as a minister of king Tukkojī I (1729-35 A. D.); also called Āryaka (See MD. 12519); and had the
titles Sarvajñakavi, Vaśyavacas, Kaṇṭhīrava and Sarasvatī; born in January 1706 (on his
horoscope see JOR. Madras IV. pp. 71-77); son of Kāśī and Mahādeva (father's name is not
Kāśīmahādeva as given on the basis of col. Kāśīmahā- [Page274-a] devasūnu, MT. 1352;
see Intro. to C. on Campūrāmāyaṇa, TD. 4143 yasyezo 'grabhavaH pitA kila mahAdevaH sa
kAzIprasaH; delete the entry Kāśīmahādeva from NCC. IV. p. 135b); grandson of Cauṇḍabālāji
of Mauna Bhārgava family (his mother's father being Timmāji Bālāji of Kauṇḍinyagotra); younger
brother of Īśa (who became an ascetic assuming the name Cidambara Brahman who settled in
Devīpaṭṭana near Navapāṣāṇa); had two wives Sundarī and Kamalā (joint a.s of C. on
Viddhasālabhañjikā, TD. 4678), and a sister Śākambharī; father of Candraśekhara (a. of C. on
Ghanaśyāma's Ḍamaruka and Pracaṇḍarāhūdaya) and Govardhana (blind from birth and a. of C. on
Ghaṭakarpara, see above); in C. on Nīlakaṇṭhavijaya he says he composed 64 works in Skt., 20 in
Pkt. and 25 in vernaculars; his wives give a long list of his works in the beg. of their C. on
Viddhasālabhañjikā, TD. 4678.

On his life and works see V. A. Ramaswami Sastri, JOR. Madras III. pp. 231-43; also Y.
Mahalinga Sastri, JOR. Madras IV. pp. 71-77 and A. N. Upadhye, Prof. M. Hiriyanna Com. Vol.
pp. 216-20.

--Advaitabodha. NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 128a.

--Anubhavacintāmaṇināṭikā. ibid. p. 205b.

--Anyāpadeśaśataka. ibid. p. 239a.; ref. to in Caṇḍānurañjana.

--Anyāpadeśasahasra. ibid. p. 239b.

--Abodhākara. ibid. p. 271b. Act V of Ḍamaruka.

--C. Sañjīvana on Abhijñānaśākuntala. ibid. p. 286a. [Page274-b]

--Ambāvijaya. ibid. p. 361.

--Aṣṭapadī (in various languages). ibid. p. 448a.

--Ānandasundarī. saṭṭaka with C. composed at the age of 22. See NCC. II. p. 117a.

See also Prof. M. Hiriyanna Com. Vol. pp. 216-20.

Ed. A. N. Upadhye, Benares, 1952.

--Āryābandhakāvya. Skt. and Pkt. at the same time. See NCC. II. p. 176a.

--C. Sañjīvana on Uttararāmacarita. ibid. p. 308a.

Ptd. Bombay, 1929.

--C. Kavirākṣasapaddhati. mentioned by his wives, TD. 4678 (verse 15).

--Kalidūṣaṇa. ibid. It is Act II of Ḍamaruka. See NCC. III. p. 228b.

--C. on Kādambarī. See NCC. III. p. 336.

--Kukavisantāpana. Act IV of Ḍamaruka. See NCC. IV. p. 171b.

--Kumāravijaya. ḍima in 5 Acts. See NCC. IV. p. 210b.

--Gaṇeśacaritabhāṇa. See NCC. V. p. 271b.

--C. on Gāthāsaptaśatī. ibid. p. 344a.

--Guṇākara. mentioned in TD. 4678, verse 10.

--C. on Caṇḍakauśika. mentioned in TD. 4678, verse 15.

--Caṇḍānurañjanaprahasana. IO. 7400. TD. 4629.

--C. on Candrāloka.

--C. on Campūbhārata. Hz. 1655.

--Jātisantarjana. Act VIII of Ḍamaruka. [Page275-a]

--Trimaṭhīnāṭakāni. mentioned in TD. 4678, verse 9.

--Ḍamaruka nāṭaka with C. Hz. 1674. MD. 21519.

Ptd. Śaṅkaragurukula Patrikā I.

--C. on Daśakumāracarita. Hz. 1678.

--Doṣākara. mentioned in TD. 4678, verse 10.

--Dvaitabhañjana. mentioned in TD. 4678, verse 9.

--Dhātukośa. gr. Hz. 1680. TD. 5703.

--Nalacampū. mentioned in TD. 4678, verse 12.

--Navagrahacaritanāṭaka. composed at the age of 22. mentioned in TD. 4678, verse 5.

Ptd. J. of the Tanj. Sar. Mah. Libr. XV-XVII.

--C. Sañjīvanī on Nīlakaṇṭhavijayacampū. Hz. 2041. TD. 4059.

--Pracaṇḍarāhūdaya. nāṭaka. Hz. 1675.

--C. on Prabodhacandrodaya. mentioned in TD. 4678, verse 14. TD. 4407.

--Prasaṅgalīlārṇava. with C. mentioned in TD. 4678, verse 7.

--Prākṛtabhāṣāmañjarī. Hz. 1757.

--Bhagavatpādacaritra. mentioned in TD. 4678, verse 12.

--C. on Bhāgavatacampū. with C. mentioned in TD. 4678, verse 11.

--Bhāratīcamatkāra. more fully
Prākṛtasam3skṛtakāvyabhāratīcamatkāragadyapadyavyākhyāna. a series of 18 acrostic poems.
Hz. 2044. IO. 3962.

--Madanasañjīvananāṭaka. Hz. 1679.

--C. on Mahāvīracaritanāṭaka and supplement to that incomplete drama. mentioned in TD. 4678,
verse 15.

--Yuddhakāṇḍacampū with C. mentioned in TD. 4678. Hz. 1681. TD. 4143-45. [Page275-b]

--Rasārṇava. mentioned in TD. 4678, verse 12.

--Varṇamālā. gr. mentioned in TD. 4678, verse 9.

--C. on Vāsavadattā. mentioned in TD. 4678, verse 16.

--C. on Vikramorvaśīya. mentioned in TD. 4678, verse 14.

--Veṅkaṭeśacaritra.

--C. Prāṇapratiṣṭhā on Viddhasālabhañjikā. Hz. 1677.

--C. on Veṇīsam3hāra. mentioned in TD. 4678, verse 14.

--Vaikuṇṭheśacaritra. mentioned in TD. 4678, verse 6.

--Śābdikamodana.

--Ṣaḍānanacaritra. mentioned in TD. 4678, verse 5.

--Ṣaṇmaṇimaṇḍana. with C. mentioned in TD. 4678, verse 7.

--Sam3skṛtabhāṣāmañjarī. Hz. 1569; also mentioned in TD. 4678, verse 6.

--Sthalamāhātmyapañcaka. on the greatness of five shrines; five texts (?). mentioned in TD.
4678. verse 16.

--Hariścandracampū. a śleṣakāvya with three stories in one. ibid. verse 12.

--Yātrāmaṅgala. jy. Sūcīpattra 18.

--Varṇaprakāśa. gr. Oudh XIV. 36.

--C. Sārasamuddhṛtikā composed in 1675 A. D. on Hastamuktāvalī of Śubhaṅkara, for Ananta,
daughter's son of Jagajjyotirmalla of Nepal. Nepal I. p. xlii. p. 272. Rep. Hpr. 1895-1900. p.
10.

--Gopīrasavivaraṇa. B. IV. 50. [Page276-a]

vallabhīya.

--Janmāṣṭamīnirṇaya. Udaipur II. 114, 9. His son Gopīśa has also written a
Janmāṣṭamīnirṇaya. Udaipur II, 114, 10.

(1574 A. D.) grandson of Viṭṭhala.

--C. on Mathurāṣṭakavṛtti of Viṭṭhala. BORI. 640 of 1886-92.

See Dasgupta, Hist. of Ind. Phil. IV. p. 381.

--Utsavavṛddhi (Utsavamālikā). BORI. 62 of 1895-98.

--Govindaratimañjarī. Ben. 34. Dacca 3659. Vaṅgīya p. 195 (inc.). (with Bengali meaning).
Varendra 1010. 1815.

--(Śrī) Paddhatipradīpa of Caitanya school. L. 2157.

of Tākamaparvata; father of Malai Varman (a. of C. Kāśikā on Jaiminisūtra. jy. RASB. X.
6954).

See NCC. IV. p. 115b-116a.

born 1729 A. D.

--Gajendramokṣa (last two cantos) kāvya. presented to Nizam Shahi of Gaḍha in 1755 A. D.

See NCC. V. p. 234a; also ABORI. XXVIII. pp. 248. 253-4. 269.

--C. on Meghadūta. Assam Kāvyas 37. 42.

--Āryasamudaya.

See NCC. II. p. 174a.

--Guṇacandrikā. med. Oudh X. 24.

pupil of Siddhasūri. [Page276-b]

--C. on Bhartṛhariśataka. PUL. II. p. 261 (3 mss.).

See Dhanasāra.

father of Kṣemāditya (a. of Rasasāgara. Cs. X. A. 60).

of Ambahā family and a Karṇa Kāyastha; son of Umānātha, son of Bhavānanda; minister of the
king of Mithilā; native of Mādhavapūr in Darbhaṅga Dt.

--Kulapūjānirūpaṇa. Mithilā.

--Tārākalpa. Mithilā.

--Bhāvavicāra. Mithilā.

--Mantrakalpadruma [a section of which is Tārāśākhā].

--Mātaṅgī Kusumāñjali. tantra. composed in Śaka 1682.

--Vākcāturyataraṅgiṇī. Sanskrit-Persian. written in Śaka 1680. America 2738.

See JBORS. XL. iv. Dec. 1954. pp. 352-5.