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he later on settled near goddess Vindhyavāsini and compiled two or three works including *Sādhanasubodha*, *Yoginī-daśā* etc. after Śaka 1775. He died in Śaka 1782. Anantāchārya Mhalagī a resident of Sholapur, and an astrologer, has written works entitled *Anantaphala-darpaṇa* and *Āpābhatī Jātaka*. The first was written in Śaka 1798; it deals with both *Jātaka* and *Tājaka*. One Āpā Jośī Bhāṇḍārkavathekar was the preceptor of Anantāchārya. (He died about Śaka 1788). All his predictions used to prove very accurate. He had formulated some new rules after making some modifications in those ancient works. Anantāchārya said in Śaka 1806 that these revised rules are to be found in his own works.