History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v7.c92.s1.32

v7.c92.s1.32

*Nityotsava* of Umānandanātha (who bore the name of Jagannātha before dīkṣā and who was a Mahārāṣṭra brāhmaṇa patronized by the Tanjore Maratha Chief); this is a supplement to Paraśurāmakalpasūtra. Umānandanātha was a pupil of Bhāsurānandanātha (Bhāskararāya before dīkṣā) and composed the work in Kali era ‘rasārṇava-karivedamiteṣu’ (Kali 4846 i. e. 1745 A. D.). It is probable that the word arṇava is used for seven instead of for 4 as usual (i. e. 4876, equal to 1775 A. D.); pub. in G. O. S. (1923).