History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v7.c99.1276

v7.c99.1276

Madhvācārya *alias* Ānandatīrtha (vide under 'Tolerance'): a of 'Mahābhārata-tātparyanirṇaya' 1218, claims to be third avatāra of Vāyu, the other two being Hanūmat and Bhīmasena 1219, endeavours to interpret Ṛg I 141 1-3 as referring to these three avatāras and the word *madhvaḥ* thought enough to claim that Madhva was referred to in Ṛg I 141. 3, 1219, thirty works which Madhva cites are said by Shri Venkatasubbiah to occur nowhere else 1219; was very severely handled by Appayyadīkṣita in the latter's Madhvatantra-mukhamardana and charged with fabricating Vedic and other texts 1219.