(Paracakrakāma). Licchavi King of Nepal; composed the first five verses of the Kaṭmaṇḍu
Inscr. d. 721-22 A. D. of Nepal; the rest being by the poet Buddhakīrti. See Ind. Ant. IX. p.
178 ff.

--Īṣattantra or Kātantra. gr. Q. by Trilocanadāsa, Oxf. 169a.

--Kārakavāda. ny. Oppert I. 7892.

--Viṣayatāvāda. ny. Mithilā.

--Kvāthacikitsā. med. ACW. 98.

--Gaṅgāṣṭapadī. stotra. Udaipur p. 34, no. 1571 of Ptd. Cat. Cf. next entry.

--Gaṅgāstava. stotra. IM. 9353B (ºstuti). MD. 18189. MT. 226 (c).

See NCC. V. p. 223b.

Jain. 900. A. D.

--Chandaḥśāstra or Jayadevacchandas.

Ptd. Jayadāman with C. pp. 2-80. Haritoṣamālā 1, Bombay, 1949. See Intro. pp. 31-37. Also
see NCC. VII. p. 94b.

--Jvaraparājaya. med. Kavīndrācārya 1014 (with C.). Cf. Jayaratna below. [Page176-b]

son of Rāmanātha.

--C. on Mahimnaḥstava. SSPC. III. U 56.

--Muktāmālā. 105 āryā verses in praise of Kṛṣṇa. RASB. VII. 5737.

--Ratimañjarī. erotics. TCD. 1236A.

Ptd. (1) Kāvyasaṅgraha III. pp. 193-207. (2) in Roman script. Giornalle della Societa
Asiatica Italiana XVII. p. 317 ff.

(Śāntideva ?).

--Śikṣāsamuccaya. Bud. Cambr. Uni. Bud. p. 106.

--Harivijaya. Jodhpur 622.

son of Bhojadeva and Rāmādevī (Vāmādevī or Rādhādevī) of Kindubilva (Kenduli). Both
Bengal and Orissa claim to be the birth place of Jayadeva; one of the five gems in the court of King
Lakṣmaṇasena of Bengal (C. 1185-1205); wife Padmāvatī ref. to by a. as an accomplished
danseuse (I. 2).

Legends about him are found in Bhaktamālā of Nābhāji. See JASB (NS) II (1906) pp.
163-69.

Verses from his G. govinda are q. in several anthologies; one verse q. in an inscription in Pagan
d. 1292 A. D.

Also a. of a Hindi poem, eulogy of Hari Govind, claimed to be the oldest in Ādi Granth of the
Sikhs. See Grierson, Modern Vernacular Lit. of Hindustan section 51; also Macauliffe, The Sikh
Religion, VI. pp. 1, 4-17.

For bibliography and details, see NCC. VI. pp. 26-37. [Page177-a]

--Gītagovinda. lyrical poem in 12 cantos describing the love sports of Kṛṣṇa and Rādhā.

Ptd. several times. See NCC. VI. pp. 26 ff.

--[Rāmagītagovinda. IO. 3916. wrongly ascribed to him].

--Amṛtamañjarī. vallabhīya. Udaipur II. 130, 1 (b).

--Tripurasundarīstotra. Oudh XVIII. 18.

--Vaiṣṇavāmṛta. nāṭaka. Cuttack 107.

(14th Cent.).

--Rasakalpadruma.

--Rasāmṛta. B. IV. 238. NW. 588.

See Atridev Vidyalankar, Āyurved kā Bṛhat Itihās p. 319.

--Daśāvatārastotra. SSPC. III. U. 84. From Gītagovinda ?.

--Vaktavyavṛtti. SSPC. II. A. 88.

--Kālīkalpalatā. tantra. Rep. Hpr. 1901-6, p. 11.

--Jalahnirgandhyāmityasya (?) Dacca.

--Śālihotra or Aśvavaidyaka. med. Udaipur II. 201, 4. See NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 442b.

son of Vāreśvara.

--Praśnanidhi. jy. Adyar II. p. 61a. B. IV. 158. BORI. 531 of 1895-1902.

of Ālambāyana gotra, resident of [Page177-b] Puṣkaravallī, grandfather of Śivaprasāda
Pāṭhaka (a. of Smārtollāsa. RASB. II. 1154).

C. 1200-1250 A. D.; son of Mahādeva Miśra and Sumitrā; belonged to Kauṇḍinya gotra.
Different from (a. of Gītagovinda) and Pakṣadhara, ny. writer.

See S. K. De, Skt. Poe. p. 215-9.

--Candrāloka. alam3k. IO. 1158. See NCC. VI. p. 375b.

--Prasannarāghava. IO. 4158. MD. 15826. Verses q. in Smv. pp. 40. 42. 49. 168. 314. One
verse q. in Sāhityadarpaṇa.

Ptd. (1) N. S. Press, Bombay, 1893. (2) Poona, 1894.