A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c46.215
A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c46.215
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Several members of Aruṇagiri’s family lineage were active as writers of literary works. 235 Ḍiṇḍimabhaṭṭa I, a maternal uncle, was the court poet of Devarāya I (A.D. 1406–1422); Rājanātha Ḍiṇḍima II wrote the Sāluvābhyudaya, 236 and Ḍiṇḍima Sārvabhauma, his son, the Rāmābhyudaya; 237 Aruṇagiri II was the author of the Vīrabhadravijaya, 238 and Rājanātha III of the Acyutarābhyudaya 239 and Bhāgavatacampū. 240
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- Rāmābhyudayamu — Rāmarājabhūṣaṇuḍu, Telugu
- Vīrabhadravijaya — Vīrabhadrarāja, Kannada
- Bhāgavata Campū (Cidambarasvāmin) — Cidambarasvāmin 1586, Sanskrit