--Vārahabhāvanā. Jain. BORI. 1645 of 1891-95.

Sāndhivigrahika. insc. poet; a. of insc. of King Netabhañjadeva alias Kalyāṇakalaśa of
the Bhañja family.

Ed. in JBORS. VI. pp. 276 ff.

Ramsingh 1812.

--from Utpala's Śivastotrāvalī. PUL. II. p. 173.

son of Maitrāyaṇa and father of [Page198-a] Bhaṭṭabhūti (a. acc. to col. of C. on
Lāṭyāyanaśrautasūtra, RASB. II. 1342).

Q. by Raghunandana (C. 1515-45) in his Malamāsa Tattva. Serampore edn. I. 452. See JASB
(NS) XI (1915) 366.

son of Harisvāmin.

--Tāṇḍyabrāhmaṇabhāṣya. Alwar 243. Extr. 67.

--C. on Hārītasmṛti (?) Q. by Hemādri, in Pariśeṣakhaṇḍa I. 75.

synonym of Jayasim3hakalpadruma as known from Ahalyākāmadhenu.

Queen of King Harinārāyaṇa alias Bhairavasim3hadeva or Bhairavendra of Mithilā (15th
Cent.); patron of Vācaspati Miśra (a. of Dvaitanirṇaya).

See D. Bhattacharya, Hist. of Navya Ny. in Mithilā p. 157.

one of the Pāñcarātra āgamas; in 33 Paṭalas; known also as Jayaº and Jñānalakṣmī in the
mss.; in the form of an interlocution between sages Nārada, Śāṇḍilya, Aurva and Sam3vartaka.
Considered as an authority by Kapiñjalasam3hitā, Padmasam3hitā, Bharadvājasam3hitā,
Viśvāmitrasam3hitā, Pārameśvarasam3hitā, Viṣṇutantra and Mahānirvāṇatantra. Q. by Utpala
in Spandapradīpikā.

See Pāñcarātra Nool Vilakkam p. 19.

Extracted in MT. 370 (Arcanotsavavidhi); in Pāñcarātrāgama, MT. 3257 (Paṭalas 15) (and 8, 9,
16, 18). Mentioned in Śivatattvaratnākara, p. 4. (edn. Madras, 1927). [Page198-b]

Adyar II. p. 180a (2 mss.; one inc.). Alwar 2134 (2 mss.?). BORI. 492 of 1895-98. Gough p. 167
(part 2). Kavīndrācārya 1708. MT. 2195. Nepal I. pp. 1 (inc.). 76 (inc.). 77 (inc.). Preface p.
lxxvii. Oppert II. 4016. Peters. VI. p. 104 (no. 492). R. A. Sastri I. pp. 127. 128. II. p. 169. IV.
pp. 259 (32 Paṭalas). 261. 268 (13 Paṭalas). Rep. Hpr. 1895-1900, pp. 6 (2 mss.). 17. Udaipur I.
B. 91, 10.

Ptd. GOS. 54.

kāvya. by Bālaśāstri Garde. Ujjain II. p. 31.

another title of Vyāsatīrtha's Aṇujayatīrthavijaya. PUL. II. p. 250.

Ramesvaram 201.

poet. Sbhv. 280. 3386. Skm. pp. 191. 325. (Lahore edn.). verse nos. 1404. 2361 (Calcutta
edn.). Śp. 1224. Subhāṣitaratnakośa 1410.

grammarian. died C. 660 A. D. according to Itsing.

--Kāśikāvṛtti, C. on the Aṣṭādhyāyī of Pāṇini, written in collaboration with Vāmana.
On the differing traditions about the extent of his C. see NCC. IV. p. 117; also Sam3skṛta
Vyākaraṇ Śāstra kā Itihās I. p. 424 ff.

mentioned in an an. C. on Amarakośa, MT. 3356. See JOR. Madras VI. p. 248.

grandson of Śriyāditya, eldest son of Rāṇiga and Śrī; brother of Keśava or Keśavārka
(a. of Vivāhavṛndāvana, IO. 3037) 13th Cent. Their native place was Triṇayana near Tapatī. See
NCC. V. pp. 60b-61a. [Page199-a]

Jain. BORI. 690 (12) of 1895-98. Peters. VI. p. 134 (no. 690) (13).

MD. 14220 (inc.).

Adyar I. p. 78b (6 mss.). Ānandāśrama 6180. MT. 4100 (b) (inc.). TD. 13973.

Baroda 2343. MD. 3623 (inc.). 3624. 18535. MT. 515 (i) (inc.).

Sakti 69 (along with Kūṣmāṇḍahomabhāṣya).

BORI. 1080 (3) of 1891-95.

father of Alaka (a. of C. on Haravijaya of Ratnākara). Ptd. K. M. 22.

Kashmirian poet.

--Pṛthvīrājavijaya. historical kāvya where Jayānaka is one of the characters. Q. by Ruyyaka
in Alaṅkārasarvasva, verse 50. Prob. composed between 1178-93 A. D. Ms. (Report X) is an. but
editors ascribe it to Jayānaka (S. K. Belvalkar, Bib. Ind. 1914-22; Gaurishankar H. Ojha and C.
S. Gullevi, Ajmer 1941).

See S. N. Dasgupta and S. K. De, Hist. of Skt. Lit. I. p. 360 fn. 2.