--Jāhnavyaṣṭaka.

Ptd. Stavamālā. 1860. 1876. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1127.

--C. Vinodinī on Śaktivāda of Gadādhara Bhaṭṭācārya. See ibid. p. 680.

kāvya. Tra. Ad. Rep. 1114. 68.

protege of King Saṅgrāma Sāha of Garhwal; earlier than 1575 A. D. See Kane, HDS. I. p. 702a. Prob. patronized later by Muhamad Shah.

--Divyanirṇaya. L. 1960 (same text named as Divyadīpikā and patron's name given as Muhamad Shah). 2015. Mithilā I. 210. 210A-B.

--Vivekadīpaka on mahādānas. IO. 1716. RASB. III. 2160.

Some other work of the a. on dharma is often quoted in Dānamayūkha. See Aufrecht I. p. 250b.

--Prāyaścittanirṇaya. Mithilā I. 276. RASB. III. 2529.

Oudh XI. 24. 1875, 32.

--Tattvasaṅgraha. adv. Ujjain I. p. 68.

father of Rāmakṛṣṇa Nānābhāī (a. of C. on Phullasūtra, MT. 3345 (a) etc.).

or ºpaṇḍita. son of Gaṅgādhara.

--Bālākalpa. tantra. Oudh XI. 30.

--Yantracintāmaṇi. tantra in 8 adhikāras. essence of Av. Bomb. Uni. 1760-2. MD. 8038. RASB. VIII. B. 6579. [Page021-a]

See C. Chakravarti, Tantras, Studies on their Religion and Literature p. 11.

Ptd. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 680.

--Yantrāvali. TD. XX. Sup. no. 633.

last quarter of 14th Cent; son of Śrīdatta and father of Padmanābhadatta (a. of Uṇādivṛtti, NCC. II. p. 296a; Bhūriprayoga. Skt. dictionary IO. 1048 etc. and founder of Saupadma school of grammar). See Belvalkar, Systems of Skt. Gr. pp. 111-12.

well-known Vaiṣṇava reformer of Assam; and preceptor of Bhaṭṭadeva, (a. of Bhaktiviveka. Assam Purāṇas 15).

poet. Śp. 1216. 4100. 4109 4116.

--C. on Sam3kṣiptasāra. gr. Viśvabhāratī 2575.

--Jātakādeśa. Alwar 1769. Extr. 482. Stein 161.

--Praśnadīpikā. Hpr. IV. 167.

earlier than 1500 A. D.

--C. on Ṣaṭpañcāśikā of Pṛthuyaśas. Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 121. BORI. 201 of Ā883-84. IM. 6660. RASB. 10027. Also Q. by Keśava on Jātakapaddhati, Bhr. p. 30.

See S. B. Dikshit, Bhāratīya Jyotiṣ (Hindi edn.) p. 638.

protege of Śrīnivāsamalla of Nepal; d. 1654-85 A. D. See Gode, Stud. in Ind. Lit. Hist. III. p. 97.

--Sabhāvinoda. Oudh X. 26.

(A. D. 1846-98) of Karuttapāra; belonged to Kuṭamālūr; pupil [Page021-b] of Kuññuṇṇi Mūssad of Kiḷakke Pullam; and protege of Mānavikrama Eṭṭan Thampurān.

--Akṣayapātravyāyoga.

--Kulaśekharavijayanāṭaka.

--Mandāramālikāvīthī.

--Murajaprabandha laghukāvya.

--Viṣṇubhujaṅgaprayāta stotra.

See K. K. Raja, Contribution of Kerala to Skt. Lit. p. 261; also E. Easwaran Nampoothiry, Skt. Lit. of Kerala p. 15.

(1880-1963 A. D.) of Polpākkara, of Covvaram grāma (Śukapura).

--C. Vyākhyā on Bhaktirasāyana of Madhusūdana Sarasvatī.

See E. Easwaran Nampoothiry, Skt. Lit. of Kerala p. 15.

patronized by Govindacandra of Kanauj. (1114-55 A. D.).

--Uktivyaktiprakaraṇa. Pattan I. 127.

See NCC. II. p. 281b.

--Kāśmīratīrthasaṅgraha. IIO. Stein 40.

--Pañcamī Rājataraṅgiṇī. in prose and verse. IIO. Stein 126. 127.

--Lekhaśikṣā. IIO. Stein 138.

Cf. Dāmodara, son of Saheb Ram.

protege of Navamīsim3ha, minister of King Bhūpālendra of Nepal.

--Tantracintāmaṇi (ascribed). Dacca 1444. RASB. VIII. A. 6217.

jy. by Dāmodara. Oppert II. 4649. Q. by Divākara in Prauḍhamanoramā; by Keśava Daivajña in his C. on his Jātakapaddhati, Lz. 1016. [Page022-a]

Cf. Dāmodarīya below.

dh. Rep. Raj. & C. I. p. 8.

modern writer.

--C. Dīpikā on Sugalārthamālā of Nārāyaṇan Nambūtiri.

Ptd. Madras, 1964.