Studies in the History of Sanskrit Poetics v2.c87.100

v2.c87.100

P. 289. Ragunātha-bhūpālīya. It was written in honour of the author’s patron, whose name it bears in its title, after the manner of Vidyānātha, who is referred to as Vidyāpati in the introductory part. It consists of eight vilāsas, dealing with (i) nāyaka-guṇa (ii) kāvya-svarūpa (iii) saṃlakṣyakrama-vyaṅgya (iv) asaṃlakṣyakrama-vyaṅgya (v) guṇībhūta-vyaṅgya (vi) śabdālaṃkāra (vii) arthālaṃkāra (viii) guṇa.