A History of Sanskrit Literature c29.s3.13

c29.s3.13

Other grammars won local acceptance, most at a late date. The *Saṁkṣiptasāra*⁵ of Kramadīçvara, its commentary revised by Jūmaranandin, deals in seven chapters with Sanskrit, in an eighth with Prākrit grammar; its popularity was in western Bengal, and it was written after 1150. Vopadeva's *Mugdhabodha*⁶ and *Kavikalpadruma*, on roots, won greatest popularity in Bengal and were written after 1250 under Mahādeva of Devagiri. Eastern Bengal favoured Padmanābhadatta's *Supadmavyākaraṇa* (1375), Bihar and Benares the *Sārasvatī Prakriyā* with commentary by Anubhūtisvarūpa.