pre-sam3nyāsa name of Umānandanātha (NCC. II. p. 390a); pupil of Kāmākṣisūri alias
Kāmeśvara (NCC. III. pp. 360b. 364b); [Page137-a]

--Aśvadhāṭīkāvya written for his grandson.

Ptd. (1) Bombay, 1878. (2) Kāvyaratnākara p. 258.

--Āryāstavarāja on Dakṣiṇāmūrti. Contains several verses common with Śivamānasapūjā,
ascribed to Sadāśiva Brahmendra.

Ptd. Vāṇī Vilās Press, Srirangam. Stotra Booklets.

--Ratimanmathanāṭaka.

Ptd. Grantharatnamālā III. pp. 183-205. IV. pp. 91-101, Gopal Narayan & Co., Bombay,
1889-90.

--Vasumatīpariṇayanāṭaka. composed under Ekoji II. BORI. D. XIV. 213.

--Śarabharājavilāsa on King Śarabhoji, composed in 1722 A. D. TD. 4241.

See V. Raghavan, intro. p. 59, Śāhendravilāsa, Tanjore Sar. Mah. Ser. 54; G. V.
Devasthali, C. Kunhan Raja Presentation Vol. pp. 271-84.

--Deśāvalīvṛtti. composed in C. 1800. L. XI. Pref. p. 17.

patronized by King Jayasim3ha of Jayapura.

--Rekhāgaṇitakṣetravyavahāra. composed in 1720 A. D. Cs. IX. 116. 117. IO. 2882.

--Samrāṭsiddhānta or Siddhāntasārakaustubha. composed in 1732 A. D. Cs. IX. 118 (a).
Mithilā III. 392.

See S. B. Dikshit, Bhāratīya Jyotiṣa (Hindi edn.) pp. 401 ff. and Poona Ori. VII. p.
47.

--Śaśisenākāvya. AS. p. 195. [Page137-b]

--Śrīparakailāsamahāliṅgārcanāpaddhati. śaivāgama. Adyar II. p. 191b.

son of Śrīnivāsa of Kāvalavam3śa of Tanjore and Soribāyī and brother of Raghunātha.

--Anaṅgavijayabhāṇa. TD. 4577-79.

--Śṛṅgārataraṅgiṇī. mentioned in TD. 4577.

of Viśvāmitra gotra, court poet of King Pratāpasim3ha of Chola (Tanjore) country. On his
identity with Jagannātha Kavi mentioned in the Peshwa Daftar see Gode, BISM. Quarterly XVIII.
pp. 46-49.

--Śaṅkaravilāsacampū composed at the instance of Nanasaheb alias Balaji Bajirao, the second
Peshwa. BORI. D. XIII. iii. 1199. See also Gode, Poona Ori. I. iv. pp. 26-9.

Tailiṅga (Telugu) Brahmin of Veṅgināḍukula, son of Peru (or Perama) Bhaṭṭa and Lakṣmī;
studied under his father who was the pupil of Jñānendra Bhikṣu, Mahendra, Khaṇḍadeva and
Śeṣa; also under Śeṣa Vīreśvara; patronized by Emperor Jehangir (1605-27 A. D.), Shahjahan
(1628-58 A. D.), Asaf Khan (Noor Jahan's brother, died 1641 A. D.), Jagat Sim3ha, King of Udaipur
(1628-29 A. D.) and Prāṇanārāyaṇa, King of Kāmarūpa or Assam (1633-66 A. D.); literary
activity extended from 1620 to 1660 A. D.; severely criticises Appayya Dīkṣita in Rasagaṅgādhara
and Citramīmām3sākhaṇḍana and Bhaṭṭoji Dīkṣita in Manoramākucamardana; regarding the
popular story of his love episode with a Muslim girl Lavaṅgī in the Moghul [Page138-a] Court see
also Gode, Bhāratīya Vidyā IV (1942). i. pp. 57-62. On the life and works of Jagannātha see
V. A. Ramaswami Sastri, Jagannātha Paṇḍita. Ann. Uni. Skt. Ser. 8 (1942); J. B. Chaudhuri,
Muslim Patronage to Skt. Learning pp. 46-71; also ABORI. Golden Jubilee Vol. pp. 415-20. On
his influence on some Deccani a.s of the 17th Cent. see P. K. Gode, J. Myth. Soc. XXXIII. i. pp.
1-9.

His poems have been published in Paṇḍitarājakāvyasaṅgraha, Sanskrit Academy Series 2,
Osmania University, Hyderabad, 1958.

Many other stray verses are also ascribed to Jagannātha, like those on Lavaṅgī etc. See
Paṇḍitarājakāvyasaṅgraha pp. 123-90; but many of these are not genuine works of
Jagannātha.

--Anyāpadeśaśataka (1st ch. of a.'s Bhāminivilāsa). See NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 239a.

--Amṛtalaharī. in praise of Yamunā.

Ptd. Paṇḍitarājakāvyasaṅgraha pp. 13-14. Hyderabad, 1958.

--Āsaphavilāsa. short prose work with 4 verses; eulogy of Asaf Khan. See NCC. II. p. 231b.

--Karuṇālaharī or Viṣṇulaharī. stotra. in 60 verses on Viṣṇu or Kṛṣṇa.

Ptd. Paṇḍitarājakāvyasaṅgraha pp. 17-20.

--Gaṅgā(pīyūṣa)laharī or Pīyūṣalaharī.

See NCC. V. p. 214b.

--Citramīmām3sākhaṇḍana.

Ptd. K. M. 38 (along with Citramīmām3sā). [Page138-b]

--Jagadābharaṇa. Bikaner 3023. Rep. Raj. & C. I. p. 51.

See Padyāmṛtataraṅgiṇī Intro. pp. cxxxxix-cxl.

--Padyāni. collection of 37 miscellaneous verses. BORI. D. XIII. ii. 398. Cf.
Śṛṅgāravilāsa.

--Prāṇābharaṇa and C. on it; in praise of Prāṇanārāyaṇa, King of Kāmarūpa almost
identical with the Jagadābharaṇa.

Ptd. K. M. Gucch. I. pp. 79-90.

--Prauḍhamanoramākucamardana or ºkhaṇḍana. Stein 44. Ujjain Latest Additions 443.

--Bhāminīvilāsa in 4 vilāsas: Prāstāvika, Śṛṅgāra, Karuṇa and Śānta.

Ptd. with C. of Acyutarāya Moḍak. N. S. Press, Bombay, 1894.

--Yamunāvarṇana, a campū ? Q. by him in his Rasagaṅgādhara, K. M. edn. pp. 22. 159.

--Rasagaṅgādhara. alam3k.

Ptd. (1) Ben. Skt. Ser. 7. (2) K. M. 12.

--Lakṣmīlaharī. in 41 verses.

Ptd. K. M. Gucch. II. pp. 104-111.

--Sudhālaharī. a description of sun-rise in 30 verses.

Ptd. K. M. Gucch. I. pp. 16-22.

--Kautukacintāmaṇikāvya. CPB. 1093-96. Oudh XV. 144. XXI. 178.

son of Devanātha.

--C. (Sva)Bhāvārthadīpikā on Viṣṇupurāṇa. IM. 2768. Weber 488.

dh. probably composed in 1598 A. D. in 10 sections (Prabhās) by Sūramiśra, [Page139-a]
patronized by Jagannātha of Kamboja.

Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 41. BORI. 112 of 1919-24 (ascribed to his patron Jagannātha). L. 1790
(ms. d. 1782 A. D.). Radh. 17. 18 (vyavahāra) (an.). RASB. III. 2041.

IM. 10077. SSPC. III. T. 179 (inc.). Udaipur I. B. 63, 47.

--Caturdaśalakṣaṇī. ny. Śṛṅgerī Mutt 397/497.

--Tārārcanacandrikā. RASB. VIII. A. 6326.

stotra. (Beg. nIlAcalanivAsAya) MD. 9992 (inc.).

(Pūrī) See also Nīlādrimāhātmya. Taylor II. 236. 239 (here, said to be from
Viṣṇurahasya). See next.

unspecified. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 28 (2 mss.). Kavīndrācārya 1829. Kṛṣṇapur 48. TA.
277/2. Taylor II. 397 (from various purāṇas). Udaipur II. 32, 1.

--by Jagannātha. Luck. Uni. p. 40. See next.

or Puruṣottamamāhātmya or Mahāpuruṣavidyā in 9 adhys. BBRAS. 913 (adhy. 7). IO. 3716. Skt.
Coll. Ben. 1911-12, p. 7 (no. 2097). 1915-16, p. 9 (no. 2536).

Ptd. Veṅk. Press, Bombay.

--or Mukticintāmaṇi. unspecified. B. II. 42. Ben. 47. Bhr. 40. 41. BORI. 40 and 41 of 1882-83.
Oppert I. 5977. 6733. II. 88. 7952.

--from Padmapurāṇa. Ben. 50. CPB. 1721-23. [Page139-b]

--from Skandapurāṇa. Alwar 787. BORI. 175 of 1892-95. Peters. V. p. 237 (no. 175).

(1750-93 A. D.) son of Rāma and Subhadrā, and grandson of Vidyādhara.

--Chandaḥpīyūṣa. Alwar 1096. Extr. 238. BORI. 450 of 1892-95.

--Vṛttaratnākaravārttika. composed in 1778. Alwar 1105. Extr. 243.

See also NIA. I. p. 682.

--Nibandhasarvasva. dh. RASB. III. 2381.

C. 1800.

--Muktiprakāśasūtra or Mahāśāstraśatasūtrī. PUL. II. p. 60.

son of Ānandamiśra (17th Cent.).

--Rasakalpadruma. alam3k. Adyar D. V. 1790. Hpr. IV. 233. MT. 3849.

son of Lakṣmaṇamiśra and grandson of Vedamiśra of the Rāḍhī family. C. 1600; mentions
Gajapati Mukundadeva and Rāmacandra of Orissa.

--Kathāprakāśa, collection of tales from Mahābhārata, Purāṇas etc. IO. 4105.

See NCC. III. p. 133a.

--Yogasaṅgraha. med. composed in 1617 A. D. IO. 2682. Weber 958.

--Sabhātaraṅga(sāra). anthology. Bomb. Uni. 2262. L. 913. RASB. VII. 5451.

preceptor of Gopālabālayati or Bālagopālendra (a. of C. on Aparokṣānubhūti of Śaṅkara,
BORI. D. IX. i. 79; C. Madhumañjarī on Manīṣāpañcaka of Śaṅkara, MD. 4706. TCD. 337). See
NCC. VI. p. 145a.

son of Śaṅkara Śukla. Alwar 1518. Extr. 364. [Page140-a]