or Toḍarānanda; encyclopaedic work prepared under the patronage and personal direction of Rājā Ṭoḍar Mall, by several scholars of Benares under the general editorship of Nārāyaṇa Bhaṭṭa during 1572-89 A. D.; the Jyotiṣasaukhya section was prepared by Nīlakaṇṭha, son of Ananta (See Poona Ori. II. p. 222); according to intro. portion the work is in 22 sections called Saukhyas; besides Āgamasaukhya is also found in mss.; while sections on Rājanīti and Karmavipāka are not available in mss.

[For details of the sections see App. C. of P. L. Vaidya's edn. of Ṭoḍarānanda, Vol. I].

Unspecified:

Adyar. B. III. 84. Bhr. 317. IM. 5088 (inc.). Luck. Uni. p. 53. Radh. 18. R. A. Sastri I. p. 101. Skt. Coll. [Page004-a] Ben. 1897-1901, p. 77 (no. 274). Stein 90 (dh.) (inc.). Viz. Skt. Coll.

(2) Avatārasaukhya on the ten incarnations of Viṣṇu. Bikaner 2360 (inc.). 2361 (d. 1573). RASB. V. 4206. Weber 495.

Ptd. Ṭoḍarānanda Vol. I. Ganga Ori. Ser. 5. pp. 39-386.

(23) Āgamasaukhya or Mantrasaukhya, divided into several Paṭalas. Not mentioned in the Intro. Bikaner 2376 (d. 1574 A. D.).

(7) Ācārasaukhya. Bik. 1030. Bikaner 2364. 2365 (d. 1574 A. D.). Radh. 17 (Ācāroddyota).

(22) Āyurvedasaukhya in 91 Harṣas. Alwar 1633. Bik. 661. Bikaner 2387 (inc.). 2388. Cs. X. A. 27 (inc.). 28-29 (fr.). Filliozat I. 14. 15. 16 (inc.). Kāṭm. 13. Lahore 20 (inc.). Nepal I. p. 181. PUL. II. p. 247 (Vājīkaraṇādhikāra). RASB. 3197 (inc.). Stein 183 (inc.). Weber 941. 942.

(21) Karmavipākasaukhya ref. to in Prāyaścittasaukhya.

See Ṭoḍarānanda edn. App. C. p. 411.

(5) Gṛhasaukhya or Vāstusaukhya or Deśasaukhya. Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 104. Bikaner 2381. NP. VIII. 54. IX. 56. RASB. III. 2813. 2814. Rep. Hpr. 1901-6, p. 4. Skt. Coll. Ben. 1903, p. 21 (nos. 1015 dupl.). Weber 1231.

(3) Jyotiṣasaukhya or Kālagaṇana. in 3 sections. Q. in Muhūrtadīpikā, Oxf. 336a.

Ānandāśrama 5088. 7036. 7037. CPB. 1893. Devīpr. 79, 14. Kāṭm. 11. Kotah 256. PUL. II. pp. 210. 222.

--Gaṇitasaukhya from. Bikaner 2379 (d. of composition 1572 A. D.). [Page004-b]

--C. Gaṇitasaukhyodāharaṇaṭīkā. Bikaner 2380.

--Sam3hitāsaukhya from. Alwar 1795. Bikaner 2383-5. BORI. 317 of 1882-83. 915 of 1886-92. Peters. IV. p. 34 (no. 915).

--Horāº or Jātakasaukhya from. Bikaner 2382. CPB. 6917. Nepal I. p. 182.

(14) Dānasaukhya. on gifts. Bik. 1031. Bikaner 2370 (inc.).

(16) Devapratiṣṭhāsaukhya. on installation of images. Bikaner 2378.

(13) Pūjāvidhānasaukhya. Bik. 1032. Bikaner 2369 (Harṣa I).

(20) Prāyaścittasaukhya. Bik. 1031. Bikaner 2374 (inc.).

(12) Yātrāsaukhya or Tīrthayātrāº. on pilgrimage. Bikaner 2378. Weber 1232 (Tīrthasaukhya).

(19) Rājanītisaukhya, ref. to in Vivāhasaukhya.

See Ṭoḍarānanda edn. p. 409.

(10) Varṣakṛtyasaukhya. Bikaner 2368.

(17) Vivāhasaukhya. on marriage chiefly from astronomical point of view (by Nīlakaṇṭha). Bikaner 2386 (inc.). BORI. 868 of 1884-87. 916 of 1886-92. Peters. IV. p. 34 (no. 916). Rgb. 868. 869.

(18) Vyavahārasaukhya. Baroda 13778. Bik. 1031. Bikaner 2371 (d. 1573 A. D.). 2372 (inc.). 2373. BORI. 366 of 1875-76. München J. 319. Radh. 19. RASB. X. 7117. Report XXIV. Rep. Hpr. 1901-6, p. 4.

(11) Vratasaukhya. Bik. 1036. Bikaner 2367 (d. 1582 A. D.).

(15) Śāntikapauṣṭikasaukhya. Bikaner 2377. [Page005-a]

(8) Śuddhisaukhya. Bik. 1034. Bikaner 2366 (d. 1582 A. D.).

(9) Śrāddhasaukhya. BORI. 257 of 1884-87 (inc.). Rgb. 257.

(6) Sam3skārasaukhya (one of the seven Prakaraṇas constituting the Sam3hitāsaukhya). Bik. 748. Bikaner 2362 (inc.). (d. 1680 A. D.). 2363. Rep. Hpr. 1901-6, p. 4.

(4) Samayasaukhya or Kālanirṇayasaukhya. Alwar 1525. Bik. 1033. 1035 (Tithinirṇaya). Bikaner 2375. 1704 (Tithinirṇaya). Radh. 18.

(1) Sargasaukhya. Bikaner 2360 (inc.). 2361 (d. 1573). RASB. V. 4206.

Ptd. Ṭoḍarānanda Vol. I. Ganga Ori. Ser. 5. pp. 3-38.

--Taṭākādipaddhati from. Cs. II. 503.

--Mathurāmāhātmya from. Bikaner 1998.

--Saptarṣivicāra from. Bikaner 5236.

--Sam3vatsarānayanotpatti from. PUL. II. p. 238.

--Rājyābhiṣeka from. Rgb. 868. 869.

BORI. 10 of 1872-73.

B. II. 42.

(Triyar) a German scholar who was Librarian at Calcutta; patron of Yogadhyānamiśra (a. of Kṣetratattvapradīpikā, Skt. transl. of Hutton's Euclidian geometry, MD. 13404).

Rice p. 324.

--Rūpāvatāramahodaya. Mithilā.

Jain. JASB. 1908, p. 418b (no. 7314) (inc.).

grandfather of Dharānanda (a. of C. Sudhā on Citramīmām3sā of Appayya Dīkṣita, MD. 12884-86 and of C. [Page005-b] Vivaraṇa on Mṛcchakaṭika, MD. 12625).

Jain.

--Upadeśaratnamālā. Pkt. Arrah II. 88. Pannalal Bombay V. p. 1.

son of Mṛtyuñjaya Sarasvatī, grandson of Rāmaśaṅkara and great grandson of Śatamanyu of Mukhopādhyāya family, a descendant of Kāmadeva.

--Dhātucandrikā. gr. Cs. VIII. 30.

written in Śaka 1705. by Hīrānanda, son of Narasim3ha. Alwar 1796. Extr. 499.

--Śatacaṇḍīvidhāna. IM. 7264.

or sattarIzayaThANa Jain. Pkt. in 369 verses. by Dharmaghoṣa and his pupil Somatilaka on the 170 sacred places of Jina. Weber 1932.

See Saptatiśatasthānaka.

or Sthānāṅgasūtra. Jain. Ahmedabad 21 (2) (inc.). 77 (2 mss.). 78 (1). 79. Hpr. IV. 102.

--C. by Abhayadeva. AS. p. 171. Hpr. III. 112.

See Sthānāṅgasūtra.

Jain. āgama. Ref. to in Vyavahārasūtra X.

See Kapadia, Canonical Lit. of the Jainas p. 104.

B. II. 42. Bhr. 43. BORI. 43 of 1882-83.

Jain. JBhP. I. 1063.

metrical prahasana in ten sections called Alaṅkāras containing 125 verses; by Ghanaśyāma. Hz. 1674 (3 mss.). MD. 12519. TD. 3793-97.

--C. Ḍamarukacitrāvali by a. both ref. to by his wives Sundarī and Kamalā [Page006-a] in their C. on Viddhasālabhañjikā, TD. 4678; also by Candraśekhara in his C. Ṭippaṇī.

--C. Ṭippaṇī by his son Candraśekhara. TD. 3793-97.

Ed. with text. Madras Govt. Ori. Mss. Libr. Ser. 11, 1939.

--Ṣaḍyantra from. IM. 7099 (inc.).

See Ḍāmara.

--Abhijñānaśākuntalaṭīkā. Oppert II. 8384.

Ptd. Calcutta, 1871.

or Ḍallaṇa, son of Bharatapāla (court physician of King Nṛpāladeva); and court physician of Nṛpāladeva's son Sahadeva; family originally belonged to Aṅkāla village near Mathurā; refs. to Jajjaṭa, Gayadāsa, Bhāskara (11th Cent.), Mādhava (11th Cent.) and Brahmadeva in the beg. of his C. on Suśrutasam3hitā; he is in turn mentioned by Hemādri (13th Cent.); hence Ḍalhaṇa is to be assigned to 12th Cent. (Absence of ref. to Cakrapāṇidatta does not show that Ḍ. is earlier).

See Haldar, Vṛddhatrayī, pp. 200-2; also A. R. Hoernle, JRAS. (1906) p. 283 ff.

--C. Nibandhasaṅgraha on Suśrutasam3hitā.

Ptd. Jivananda Vidyasagar, Calcutta, 1891.

poet. Sbhv. 1906.

tantra. Dharmanath Sastri, Assam 34.

Bud. tantra. AMG. II. p. 294.

See Ḍākārṇava.

or Vaidyakarman. [Page006-b]

--C. Ratnahṛdaya on Mudrācatura. Cordier II. p. 219.