Yashastilaka (Yaśastilaka)
यशस्तिलक
The Glory of King Yaśodhara
Campū in eight āśvāsas on the story of king Yaśodhara and the sacrifice of a flour cock, a mine of information on 10th-century religion and culture; āśvāsas 6-8 form the Upāsakādhyayana, a manual of lay conduct.
- Language
- Sanskrit
- Date
- 959 CE
- Author
- Somadevasūri
- Place
- Gaṅgadhārā (Vemulavāḍa Cālukya realm)
- Extent
- 996 passages, 16,936 words
- Text
- partly digitised
- Source
- archiveorg · The Yasastilaka Of Somadeva Suri Part-i Kavyamala-70; ed. Kedāranātha and Vāsudevaśarman; Kāvyamālā 70;… · Scan of a printed edition hosted by the Internet Archive (archive.org); the ancient text is in the public…
Contents
Recensions and editions (1)
- Yaśastilaka (Sundarlal Shastri, Bharat Varshiya Anekant Vidwat Parishad) — Sanskrit, not yet digitised
Commentaries (8)
- Yaśastilakacandrikā — Śrutasāgara, Sanskrit
- Vyākhyā of Kumāra Vedānta Deśika — Kumāra Vedānta Deśika, Sanskrit, not yet digitised
- Commentary of Raghupati — Raghupati, Sanskrit, not yet digitised
- Nyāsatilakaṭīkā — Śrīnivāsa, Sanskrit, not yet digitised
- Nyāsatilakaṭīkā — Varadācārya, Sanskrit, not yet digitised
- Śrutasāragani — Sanskrit
- Candrikā — Śrutisāgarasūri, Sanskrit, not yet digitised
- Pañjikā of Śrīdeva — Śrīdeva, Sanskrit, not yet digitised
Parallel to
- Yaśodharacarite
- Yaśodharacaritra (Brahma Nemidatta)
- Yaśodharacaritra (Devasūri)
- Yaśodharacaritra (Jñānadāsa)
- Yaśodharacaritra (Jñānakīrti)
- Yaśodharacaritra (Kalyāṇakīrti)
- Yaśodharacaritra (Malliṣeṇa)
- Yaśodharacaritra (Mānadevendra)
- Yaśodharacaritra (Māṇikyasūri)
- Yaśodharacaritra (Padmanandin)
- Yaśodharacaritra (Padmasāgara)
- Yaśodharacaritra (Pūrṇadeva)
- Yaśodharacaritra (Sakalakīrti)
- Yaśodharacaritra (Sarvasena)
- Yaśodharacaritra (Śrutasāgara)
- Yaśodharacaritra (Vāsavasena)
- Yaśodharacaritrapīṭhabandha
- Yaśodharacaritra
- Yacōtara Kāviyam
See also: more in Mixed prose and verse
- The Campū of Jīvandhara (Jīvandharacampū) — Sanskrit; 1000 CE; partly digitised
- Purudevacampu (Arhaddasa) (Purudevacampū (Arhaddāsa)) — Sanskrit; 450–1550 CE; partly digitised
Discussed in 32 studies in Pramāṇa (listed on the page).