History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v1.c5.182

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The foremost nibandhakāra of Mithilā - his Vivādacintāmaṇi of paramount authority on matters of Hindu Law in Mithilā - a voluminous writer - several works of his styled Cintāmaṇi on ācāra, āhnika, kṛtya, tīrtha, dvaita, nīti, vivāda, vyavahāra, śuddhi, śūdrācāra, śrāddha - works named by him - a group of his works ends in '*nirṇaya*' viz. Tithinirṇaya, Dvaitanirṇaya, Mahādānanirṇaya, Vivādanirṇaya, Śuddhinirṇaya, - he also contemplated writing seven works styled Mahārṇava on kṛtya, ācāra, vivāda, vyavahāra, dāna, śuddhi and pitṛyajña - other works of his- Śrāddhakalpa or Pitṛbhaktitaraṅgiṇī his last work - personal history of Vācaspati - connected with king Bhairava and his son Rāmabhadra - genealogy of Kāmeśvara kings - Vācaspati flourished between 1425-1480 A. D. - philosopher Vācaspati different.