Hindu Law and Custom (Recht und Sitte) c7.391

c7.391

Lakṣmaṇa, a younger brother of Kamalākara, wrote a sketch of daily duties—the *Ācārasāra*⁵. Anantabhaṭṭa⁶, a son of Kamalākara, wrote among other works a *Rāmakalpadruma*, at all events before 1674-75, the date of a Ms. of this work. Divākara¹ is connected with this learned family through his mother; he was the son of a daughter of Nilakaṇṭha and wrote the Dānacandrikā published in Benares. The same is the case with Rāmacandra² with the family name Tatsat, who wrote the Kṛtyaratnāvalī in 1648; his mother was a great-grand-daughter of Rāmeśvara of Benares.