Studies in the History of Sanskrit Poetics v1.c58.s3: 32. Tirumala Or Trimalla Bhaṭṭa
Studies in the History of Sanskrit Poetics v1.c58.s3
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32. Tirumala Or Trimalla Bhaṭṭa
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*Alaṃkāra-mañjarī* (Aufrecht i 32a, ii 6b, iii 7b; extract in *ALeip* 851).
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This South Indian author was the son of Vallabha-bhaṭṭa, and his name is also given as Trimmala or Tirmala, and sometimes incorrectly as Nirmala. The work was written in Benares in 43 verses and deals only with *arthālaṃkāras*. The *Arthālaṃkāra-mañjarī* entered under this author's name in Bühler's *Catalogue* (1871-73) is probably this work. There is a commentary on this, called *Madhu-dhārā* (Burnell 57a) by Sudhīndra-yati, pupil of Vijayendra (q.v.). Our author appears to be identical with Trimalla Kavi, son of Vallabha and grandson of Siṃhaṇa Bhaṭṭa, who wrote some works on medicine (see *ALeip* 1182-85).
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- Alaṅkāramañjarī (Veṇīdatta) — Veṇīdatta, Sanskrit