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Encyclopedia of India–China Cultural Contacts v1.c7.s10.t8.8

Encyclopedia of India–China Cultural Contacts v1.c7.s10.t8.8

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v1.c7.s10.t8.8

After the 10ᵗʰ century CE, the Vaisheshika school began to merge with the Nyāya school, with a large body of significant new works emerging, including: the “*Kiranavali*” by Udayana (10th century CE), the “*Nyayakandali*” by Sridhara (10th century CE), the “*Saptapadarthi*” by Sivaditya (around 10ᵗʰ- 11ᵗʰ century CE), the “*Upaskara*” by Sankara Misra (15th century CE), the “*Tarka-Kaumudi*” by Laugaksi Bhaskara (17th century CE), and the “*Bhasapariccheda*” and “*Siddhanta-muktavali*” by Visvanatha (17th century CE).

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