Studies in the History of Sanskrit Poetics v2.c87.104

v2.c87.104

Pp. 307-8. Rājacūḍāmaṇi Dīkṣita. In his poem Rukmiṇī-kalyāṇa (in 10 sargas) he states that he composed it when king Raghunātha ( son of Acyutendra and grandson of Cinnadeva or Cinnacevva) was ruling at Tanjore; and his two dramas, Ānandarāghava and Kamalinī-kalahaṃsa were staged in the court of the same prince. The ten ullāsas of his *Kāvya-darpaṇa* deal with (i) kāvya-svarūpa (ii) śabdārtha (iii) vyaṅgyārtha-svarūpa (iv-vi) kāvya-bheda (vii) doṣa (viii) guṇa (ix) śabdālaṃkāra (x) arthālaṃkāra.