History of Classical Sanskrit Literature c19.s4.20

c19.s4.20

Among his other works,¹⁰ are Ujjvalacandrikā (a dialogue between Caitanyacandra's sister Rādhā and her friend about Kṛṣṇa), Yamunāstotra, Gandharvaprārthanāstotra, Gaurāṅgastavakalpataru, Kusumastabaka, Mukundamuktāvali, Cātupuṣpāñjalistava, Utkalikāvallari, Laghu-Bhāgavatamṛta, Ānandamahodadhi, and Mathurāmahimā.¹¹ By far his greatest work is the Ujjavalanīlamaṇi.¹² As a treatise on poetics it describes classes and conditions of lovers and the several stages and modes of their affection and is profusely illustrated with verses, all devoted to Kṛṣṇa. There are commentaries on it by Jīvagoswāmi,¹ by Viśvanāthacakravartin,² and three anonymous.³ His Nāṭakacandrikā⁴ is a treatise on drama based on the Nāṭyaśāstra and he refers to the views of Viśvanāṭha as opposed to Bharaṭa.