ins. poet.

See J. of Ori. Inst. M. S. Uni. Baroda VII. p. 80.

pupil of Ratnabhūṣaṇa.

--Tirthajayamālā. BORI. D. XIX. ii. 632.

--Ravivratodyāpana. Jain.

See Jaina Sid. Bhās. XIII. i. p. 39.

--Śāntināthapurāṇa. CPB. 7914.

--C. on Gurupāratantryastotra of Jinadattasūri. BORI. D. XIX. i. 129.

See NCC. VI. p. 76a.

Jain. (15th Cent.) had dīkṣā from Jinarājasūri; disciple of Jinavardhanasūri; established
as pontiff by Jinabhadrasūri; preceptor of Satyaruci, Ratnacandra, Megharāja and Sthirasam3yama;
ms. of Vyavahāracūrṇī transcribed for him in middle of 15th Cent. for Library at Āśāpalli.
For a list of his works see Jesalmere Skt. Intro. p. 54.

--C. Vṛtti on Upasargaharastotra of Bhadrabāhu. BORI. 232 (F) of Ā882-83. Jainagranthāvalī
p. 274.

--Catuṣpadīsaptatikā. Apabhram3śa. BORI. D. XIX. i. 158.

--C. Caityaparipāṭī. composed in Sam3. 1487. Jesalmere Skt. Intro. p. 54.

--Tīrtharājīstavana.

--Parvaratnāvalī or Pañcaparvī. composed in Sam3. 1478. BORI. 167 of 1873-74. [Page194-a]

--Pārśvajinālayapraśasti at Jesalmere (revised by). Jesalmere pp. 63-4.

--C. on Pārśvanāthastotra of Jinadattasūri. BORI. 232E of Ā882-83.

--Pṛthvīcandracaritra. written in 1446 A. D. at the request of a.'s disciple Satyaruci (and
assisted by Ratnacandragaṇi). Jesalmere p. 56. Skt. Intro. p. 54.

--C. Vṛtti on Bhāvārivāraṇastotra. BORI. D. XIX. ii. 406.

--Vijñaptitriveṇī. composed in Sam3. 1484.

See Jesalmere Skt. Intro. p. 54 (ascribed to Bhojakavi in Jainagranthāvalī p. 289).

--Śāntijinālayapraśasti. Jesalmere pp. 65-6.

--C. Vidhiratnakaraṇḍikā on Sandehadolāvali of Jinadattasūri. Composed in Sam3. 1495. BORI.
1358 of 1886-92. JBhP. I. 2478. Peters. IV. Extr. p. 118.

--C. Vṛtti on Sarvādhiṣṭhāyikasmaraṇastava. BORI. D. XIX. ii. 547.

(Sam3. 1500).

--C. Sukhāvabodhavivaraṇa on Paryuṣaṇākalpa.

See Kapadia, Canonical Lit. of the Jainas p. 146 fn. 1.

King of Bāberī (or Vāceri); patron of Gopīnātha Maunin (a. of C. Siddhāntatattvasāra on
Padārthaviveka, Ben. 182. Hall p. 77).

patron of Sadāśiva (a. of Liṅgārcanacandrīkā, Bomb. Uni. 1141).

son of Sussaladeva; king of Kashmir (1129-50 A. D.) and patron of Maṅkha and his elder brother
Alam3kāra (ref. to in Rājataraṅginī, [Page194-b] VIII. 3354). See Report p. 50; also IO. ii. p.
1146b.

II King of Amber, in Rajasthan (1686-1743 A. D.); son of Viṣṇusim3ha; patron of Jagannātha
Paṇḍita (a. of Rekhāgaṇitakṣetravyavahāra, and Samrāṭsiddhānta; see above p. 137a); and
Ratnākara (a. of Jayasim3hakalpadruma, see below); patronised astronomy by setting up observatories
at Jaipur etc.

See S. B. Dikshit, Bhāratīya Jyotiṣa (Hindi edn.) pp. 400-01; also G. Prasad,
Bhāratīya Jyotish kā Itihās pp. 216-34.

King, patron of Mayārāmamiśra Gauḍa of 18th cent. (a. of Vyavahāranirṇaya, München J.
324).

minister of Jayārimalladeva of Nepal; and patron of Jayata (a. of Mahīrāvaṇavadhanāṭaka,
Nepal II. pp. 25-27); ms. copied by patron himself.

father of Balabhadra (a. of Vṛttibodha. metrics. Bikaner 5561).

father of Rāmasim3ha (a. of C. Setusaraṇi on Setubandha, Weber 535).

teacher of Jayakīrti (a. of Śīlopadeśaprakaraṇa, Weber 2005).

insc. poet. a Māthura Kāyastha. a. of insc. composed at the time of Gaṇapati (of Nalapura) d.
1293 A. D. Bhand., Ins. of N. I. No. 636. Noticed by Hirananda Sastri, Annual Report of the
Archaeological Survey of India 1903-4, Pt. II. pp. 286 f.

son of Graheśvara Miśra.

--Liṅgavārtika. lex. RASB. VI. 4630 (copied 1343 A. D.). [Page195-a]

--C. on Sūryasiddhānta. jy. Mithilā.

Jain. pupil of Mahendrasūri of Krṣṇarṣigaccha; belonged to the middle of 14th Cent.

--Kumārapālacarita.

Ptd. N. S. Press, Bombay, 1926.

--C. Nyāyatātparyadīpikā on Bhāsarvajña's Nyāyasāra.

Ptd. Bib. Ind. 188. Calcutta, 1910.

For a ref. to a work on gr. by him see Viśvatattvaprakāśa, Jīvarāja Jaina Gr. mālā 16,
Intro. p. 93. Sholapur, 1964.

or ºUddyota or Vratakalpadruma. dh. in 18 chs. composed in 1713 A. D. at Avanti by
Pauṇḍarīkayāji Ratnākara, son of Srī Devabhaṭṭa of Benares; patronized by Savāi Jayasim3ha
of Amber. See IHQ. XIV. p. 350.

Alph. List. Beng. Govt. p. 42. Alwar 1322. Extr. 305. AS. p. 67. Baroda 1651 (inc.). 11309
(inc.). Bd. 253. Ben. 132. 141. Bik. 850. BISM. 74/7. Bomb. Uni. 1044. BORI. 253 of 1887-91. 102 of
1892-95. 73 of 1895-98. Cabaton I. 792-94 (in 3 vols.). Cs. II. 68. IM. 9831 (inc.). 10447
(ºsūcanikā sam3vatsarakṛtya). IO. 1595-9. Kotah 492 (an.). L. 1705. Lz. 517 (inc.). Mandlik p.
63, BG. 116. Nabadwip 155. NP. I. 62. II. 144. NW. 156. Oxf. 285a. Paris (D. 54). Peters. V. p. 231
(no. 102). VI. Extr. p. 4. PUL. I. p. 87. Radh. 18. RASB. III. 2211. SB. 146. Skt. Coll. Ben.
1915-16. p. 8 (no. 2527). Stein 89. Udaipur II. 28, 1. 2 (sūcī). Ujjain I. p. 31. II. p. 18 (2
mss.) Viśvabhāratī 1696. [Page195-b]

See Poona Ori. II. pp. 172-4.

Ptd. Venk. Press. Bombay, 1925.

--Pañcasūtrīvidhāna from. BORI. 91 of 1895-98. Peters. VI. p. 65 (no. 91).

--Pavitrāropaṇavidhi from. Udaipur II. 202, 7.

BORI. 180 of Ā883-84. See Yantrarājaracanāprakāra.

King, patron of a. of C. Vṛtti on Brahmasūtra, BORI. D. IX. ii. 605.

Siddhacakravartin or Siddharāja (1094-1143 A. D.); son of King Karṇadeva of Gujarat; verses q.
in Smv. pp. 227. 228; patron of Jayamaṅgala (a. of Kaviśikṣā. Peters. I. Extr. p. 68);
Vāgbhaṭa (a. of Vāgbhaṭālaṅkāra, BBRAS. 153. IO. 1153); of Hemacandra (a. of Śabdānuśāsna
etc. IO. 942).

See Prabandhacintāmaṇi pp. 63, 67; also Smv. Intro. p. 35.

brahmin ruler of Gorakhpur, earlier than 1750 A. D.

--Jayamādhavamānasollāsa or Jayamādhavollāsa. Bik. 1563. See above.

father of Viśvanāthasim3hadeva (a. of Saṅgītaraghunandana, Bikaner 3472).