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Census of the Exact Sciences in Sanskrit, Series A v2.c10: List of Catalogues of Sanskrit Manuscripts and Books

Census of the Exact Sciences in Sanskrit, Series A v2.c10

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List of Catalogues of Sanskrit Manuscripts and Books

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ABSP: “Some of the Most Important Manuscripts in the Parishad’s Collection,” Ṛtam 1, 1969, 5 pp. Agra: Catalogue of English, Oriental and Translated Works in the Library of the Agra College, Agra 1845. Army Medical Library: Dorothy M. Schullian and Francis E. Sommer, A Catalogue of Incunabula and Manuscripts in the Army Medical Library, New York [N.D.], pp. 344–345. AS Bengal (Hindi): Girijanath Bhattacharya, A Catalogue of Printed Hindi Books in the Library of the Asiatic Society, Calcutta 1967. Berlin (Jaina): Walther Schubring, Die Jaina-Handschriften der Preussischen Staatsbibliothek, Verzeichnis der Handschriften im Deutschen Reich 3, 1, 1, Leipzig 1944. BM (Hindi): J. F. Blumhardt, Catalogue of the Hindi, Panjabi and Hindustani Manuscripts in the Library of the British Museum, London 1899. Darbhanga: Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Manuscripts. Vol. 1: Dharmashastra-Smriti-Purana, Darbhanga 1961 (in the State Chandradhari Museum, Darbhanga). Dharwar (KRI): A Descriptive Catalogue of Manuscripts in the Kannada Research Institute, Dharwar, vols. 1–5, Dharwar 1953–1964. GOML Madras: T. Chandrasekharan, vol. 33 (Supplemental), Madras 1961. GOML Madras: T. Chandrasekharan, vol. 34 (Supplemental), Madras 1961. GOML Madras: A. A. Ramanathan and R. K. Parthasarathi, vol. 35 (Supplemental), Madras 1961. GOML Madras (Kannada): S. Kuppuswāmi Śāstri and P. P.

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Subrahmanya Śāstri, A Descriptive Catalogue of the Kannada Manuscripts in the Government Oriental Manuscripts Library, Madras, vol. 3, Madras 1939. GOML Madras (Tamil): M. Rangacharya and S. Kuppuswami Sastri, Triennial Catalogue 1910–11 to 1912–13, vol. 1, pt. 2, Madras 1913. GOML Madras (Tamil): S. Kuppuswami Sastri, Triennial Catalogue 1913–14 to 1915–16, vol. 2, pt. 2, Madras 1917. GOML Madras (Tamil): S. Kuppuswami Sastri, Triennial Catalogue 1916–17 to 1918–19, vol. 3, pt. 2, Madras 1924. GOML Madras (Tamil): S. Kuppuswami Sastri, Triennial Catalogue 1919–20 to 1921–22, vol. 4, pt. 2, Madras 1930. GOML Madras (Tamil): S. Kuppuswami Sastri, Triennial Catalogue 1922–23 to 1924–25, vol. 5, pt. 2, Madras 1936. GOML Madras (Tamil): P. P. Subrahmanya Sastri, Triennial Catalogue 1928–29 to 1930–31 and 1931–32 to 1933–34, vol. 7, pt. 2, Madras 1939. GOML Madras (Tamil): P. P. Subrahmanya Sastri, A Descriptive Catalogue of the Tamil Manuscripts in the Government Oriental Manuscripts Library, Madras, vol. 5, Madras 1939. GOML Madras (Telugu): S. Kuppuswami Sastri, Triennial Catalogue 1916–17 to 1918–19, vol. 3, pt. 3, Madras 1925. GOML Madras (Telugu): S. Kuppuswami Sastri, Triennial Catalogue 1919–20 to 1921–22, vol. 4, pt. 3, Madras 1934. GOML Madras (Telugu): P. P. Subrahmanya Sastri and A. Sankaran, Triennial Catalogue 1922–23 to 1924–25 and 1925–26 to 1927–28, vol. 5—Telugu, Madras 1942.

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Göttingen I: Franz Kielhorn, “Sanskrit-Handschriften,” Verzeichnis der Handschriften im Preussischen Staate I 3, 1894, pp. 416–462. Reprinted in F. Kielhorn [A2. 1969], vol. 2, pp. 936–982. Kerala C: K. Mahādeva Śāstrī, A Descriptive Catalogue of Sanskrit Manuscripts in the Curator’s Office Library, Trivandrum, vol. 4 (Nyāya and Jyotiṣa), Trivandrum 1939. *Mackenzie: Reprinted in 1 vol., Madras 1882. *NCC: vol. 1 (revised), Madras 1968; vol. 3, Madras 1967; vol. 4, Madras 1968; vol. 5, Madras 1969. Nepal (Regmi): D. R. Regmi, Medieval Nepal, 3 vols., Calcutta 1965–1966. Oxford (Prākṛt): A. B. Keith, Catalogue of Prākṛt Manuscripts in the Bodleian Library, Oxford 1911. *Rajputana: Hindi translation by Brahmadatta Trivēdī, RPG 31, Jodhapurā 1963. RJ: Kastūracanda Kāsalivāla, Rājasthāna ke jaina śāstra bhaṇḍārom kī granthasūcī, vols. 2–4, Jayapura 1954–1962. *RORI Cat. II: RPG 77, Jodhpur 1964; RPG 81, Jodhpur 1965. RORI Cat. III: Muni Jinavijaya, A Catalogue of Sanskrit and Prakrit Manuscripts in the Rajasthan Oriental Research Institute (Jodhpur Collection), pt. III A, RPG 85, Jodhpur 1967; pt. III B, RPG 91, Jodhpur 1968. RORI (Jaipur): Muni Jinavijaya, A Catalogue of Sanskrit and Prakrit Manuscripts in the Rajasthan Oriental Research Institute, pt. II C (Jaipur Collection), RPG 82, Jodhpur 1966. RORI (Rājasthānī): Muni Jinavijaya, Puruṣottamalāla Menāriyā, and Rāmānanda Sārasvata, Rājasthānīhastalikhita-granthasūcī, pt. 1, RPG 44, Jodhapura 1960;

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Puruṣottamalāla Menāriyā, pt. 2, RPG 58, Jodhapura 1961. Strasbourg: E. Wickersheimer, Catalogue général des manuscrits des bibliothèques publiques de France. Départements, tome 47, Paris 1923, pp. 773–805 (in the Bibliothèque universitaire, Strasbourg). Tuljashankar: D. R. Mankad, “Some Important Sanskrit Manuscripts,” PAIOC 7, 1935, 11–14 (property of Suryashankar Tuljashankar of Jodiya, Jamnagar, Kathiawad). Vidyābhūṣaṇa: Gopālānārāyaṇa Bahurā and Lakṣminārāyaṇa Gosvāmi Dikṣita, Vidyābhūṣaṇagranthasaṅgrahasūcī, RPG 55, Jodhpur 1961.

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AGASTYA

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Manuscript of the Tamil version (Ahattiyarpañca-pakṣisūttira) of his Pañcapakṣī:

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GOML Madras (Tamil) R 189(c). Ff. 45–53v. Tamil. Incomplete. Purchased in 1914/15 from Kadir Baig of Triplicane.

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There is also in Tamil a Sāmudrikalakṣaṇa said to have been revealed to Agastya by Subrahmanya. Manuscript:

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GOML Madras (Tamil) R 238(j). Ff. 76–98v. Tamil. Purchased in 1914/15 from M. Keśava Pillai of Nungambakkam.

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AJĪTAMALA MEHATĀ (fl. 1963)

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Author of a Hasta sāmudrika jñāna in Hindī on palmistry, published Jodhapura [1963].

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*ACYUTA PIṢĀRAṬI (ca. 1550-7 July 1621)

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Additional information on manuscripts of his works:

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Karaṇottama:

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Kerala 3058 (C. 809B) = Kerala C 697B. 34ff. Property of Kṛṣṇa Vāriar of Vaḍakketervu, Tiruvārpu.

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Kerala 3059 (C. 964D) = Kerala C 702D. 43ff. Property of Īśānan Dāmodaran Bhaṭṭatiri of Ambalapuzha.

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Trippūṇittura I 1076(2). With his own vivaraṇa. See NCC, vol. 3, p. 176.

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Uparāgakriyākrama:

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Kerala 2516 (CM. 531A) = Kerala C 655A. This is the Uparāgakriyākrama of Nārāyaṇa, not of Acyuta.

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Kerala 2526 (CM. 531B) = Kerala C 655B. 39ff. Property of Śrīdharan Parameśvaran Mūttatu of Vaikom.

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Kerala 2528 (CM. 541C) = Kerala C 657C. 27ff. Property of Brahmadattan Nambūri of Kūdallūr.

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AZHĀṄCERI TAMPURĀN

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Author of a Gaṇitasaṅgrahabhāṣā in Malayālam. Manuscript:

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Kerala C 661I (C. 2183I). 27ff. Malayālam. Incomplete. Property of Kaṇḍan Govindan Vāriar of Kuṭṭamperūr, Mānnār.

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ANANTA BHAṬṬA (= ŚARMAN)

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Author of a Samayanirṇaya. Manuscript:

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Mitra, Not. 2759. 81ff. Bengālī. Copied in Śaka 1602 = A.D. 1680. Property of Paṇḍita Kāliprasanna Vidyāratna of Brahmāsana, Naḍīyā Zillā.

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The first verse is:

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śivaṃ śivaṃ gaṇeśaṃ ca praṇamya parayā mudā/ nirṇayaḥ kriyate suṣṭhu 'nantaśarmaṇā//

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The colophon begins: iti śrīmadanantabhaṭṭakṛtau.

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*ANANTA (fl. ca. 1600)

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Additional manuscripts of his Nakṣatreṣṭiprayoga (in some he is called Anantadeva):

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RORI Cat. III 10407. 16ff. Copied by Harikṛṣṇa, the son of Kamalākara Jaṭāvallabha, in Saṃ. 1776 = A.D. 1719.

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RORI Cat. III 10416. 21ff. Copied in Saṃ. 1780 = A.D. 1723.

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RORI Cat. III 10446(2). lf. Copied by Harikṛṣṇa Drauṇa in Saṃ. 1857 = A.D. 1800.

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Kerala 8018 (9901). 650 granthas.

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RORI Cat. III 10333. 2ff.

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RORI Cat. III 11730. 33ff.

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Viśvabhāratī 2764. See NCC, vol. 2, p. 262.

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ANANTA (fl. ca. 1625/1650)

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The son of Jānakī and Kamalākara Bhaṭṭa (fl. 1612), Ananta wrote a Rāmakalpadruma of which a part is the Samayakāṇḍa. Manuscript:

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Bikaner 959. No ff. given.

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The first verse is:

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praṇamya jānakījāniṃ pitaraṃ kamalākaram/ anantasaṃjñas tanute kāṇḍaṃ samayanāmakam//

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*ANANTADEVA (fl. ca. 1675)

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Additional manuscripts of his Tithikaustubha or Tithididhiti:

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RORI Cat. II 4129. 48ff. Copied in Saṃ. 1757 = A.D. 1700.

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Bombay U 1212. 118ff. Copied by Vāsudeva Bhaṭṭa, the son of Kāśībhaṭṭa Gavānde of Junnarapattana, on Friday 1 śuklapakṣa of Vaiśākha in Śaka 1702 = 5 May 1780. With the Saṃvatsaradīdhiti.

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Mitra, Not. 3325. 66ff. Copied in Śaka 1731 = A.D. 1809. Property of the Asiatic Society of Bengal.

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Bombay U 1213. 38ff. Copied by Ananta Nūhikara on 9 śuklapakṣa of Caitra in Śaka 1746 = 27 March 1825. Property of Janārdana Dhautapāpeśvara.

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DC (Gorhe) App. 151. No author mentioned. Property of Gaṅgādhara Rāmakṛṣṇa Dharmādhikārī.

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Hultzsch 3. 1781a. 63ff. Property of Jambūnāthabhaṭṭa of Tanjore.

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Poleman 2819 (U Penn 1644). 61ff.

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Some verses at the beginning of the Tithikaustubha give the genealogies of his patron, Bāhāduracandra, and of himself:

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yaḥ pūrvajanmārjitapuṇyabhāraiḥ samlabdhayā divyadhiyāvanīśān/ vamśe 'karoc chitakaroccavamśe sa jñānacandraḥ kila āvir āsīt//2// kalyāṇakartā svakulaprajānāṃ kalyāṇacandro nṛpatir babhūva/ kadāpi daṇḍyā na yadīyarājye janā amiṣāṃ kva nu daṇḍavartā//3// pratāpena rudro yamaḥ svacchakīrtyā samhlādyan yo janān candratulyaḥ/ sadā sarvavidguṇajño vadānyo 'bhavac candravamśe tato rudracandraḥ//4// śrīrudrasya ṣaḍānanaḥ śaśadharasyāsīd yathā vā budhaḥ śrīmallakṣmaṇacandranāmakasuto 'bhūd rudracandrasya yaḥ/ tenānekahimācalasthanṛpatīn duṣṭān vijitya svake rājye vṛddhir akāri ramaṇāc cādhāri vidvaddhṛdi//5// tasmin malayacandro 'bhūd bhūpo hayo bhūto (?)/ bhuvi kāśīsthavidvadādibhyo dhanarāśīn adāt sadā//6// tasmin kule 'jani tataḥ kila nīlacandro yas tīrthasajjananīṣevaṇabhūripuṇyaiḥ/ tejo dadhāra paramaṃ puruṣottamākhyam dhatte yathendraīśi nīlagiriḥ paraṃ tat//7// śrībajābāhāduracandranṛpas tato 'bhūc candravanyasya bhuvi bhūrikaropaśobhaḥ/ sarvāvanisthaviduṣācamanam prakurvan yo 'smin kule capi (?) rarakṣa samastaśāstram//8//

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āsīd godāvarītīre vedavedasamvitāḥ/ śrīkṛṣṇabhaktimān eka (eka)nāthābhidho dvijaḥ//15// tatsutas tadguṇair yuktaḥ sarvaśāstrārthatattvavit/ āpadevo 'bhavad devāt pāvayan sakulān manūn//16// mīmāṃsānayakovido madhuripoḥ sevāsu nityodyato vidyādānavibhāvinottamayaśa āsīt tadīyātmajaḥ/ yasyānantaguṇair ananta iva sannāmārthavattāgatam yenavādi ca vādināṃ śrutisiraḥsiddhāntatattvam mude//17// nyāyaprakāśatarkān iva dhīvidyāmṛtapradaḥ satatam/ mīmāṃsādvayanayavitane yas tasyāpadevād abhūt//18// tadātmajam vaidikaśāstravijñām santoṣakam prāhur anantadevam/ rājājñārājño vacasā vidheyam nibandhasāroddharaṇatvam eti//19// anantadevena mudāsya rājño mude hareḥ pūrvanibandharūpam/ kṣīrāmbudhim buddhiguṇair mathitvā prakāśyate 'yam smṛtikaustubhākhyaḥ//20//

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Anantadeva also wrote the following works:

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1. Saṃvatsarakṛtya or Saṃvatsarādīhiti. Manuscripts: Bombay U Desai 267. Ff. 1–53, 55–76, 78–143, and 147–296. Mortgaged for 5 rupees in Sam. 1787 = A.D. 1730. Bombay U 1212. See above under Tithikaustubha. Hultzsch 3. 1781e. 49ff. Incomplete. Property of Jambūnāthabhaṭṭa of Tanjore.

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2. Jātakasāntidīhiti. Manuscript: RORI Cat. II 4541. 97ff. (f. 1 missing). Incomplete.

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3. Kālanirṇayabindu or Nirṇayabindu. Manuscripts: AS Bengal 2766 (G 5547). 8ff. Mysore (1922) p. 116. See NCC, vol. 4, p. 29. Tanjore D 18171 = Tanjore BL 200. 6ff.

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4. Parvanirṇaya: probably a section of the Nirṇayabindu. Manuscript: RORI Cat. III 10335(1). 19ff. (ff. 2 and 9–14 missing). Copied by Harikṛṣṇa Dīkṣita Drauṇa in Sam. 1857 = A.D. 1800. Incomplete.

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*ANANTABHAṬṬOPĀDHYĀYA (before 1384) Additional manuscripts of his Tithinirṇaya: Poleman 3099 (Harvard 1489). 6ff. Copied by Nābauka, the son of Vyavasāmala, in Sam. 1617 = A.D. 1560. Incomplete (Dīpikā). GVS 820 (1258). Ff. 48–56 and 58–60. Copied on Wednesday 8 kṛṣṇapakṣa of intercalary Jyeṣṭha in Sam. 1651 (read 1652) = 21 May 1595. Incomplete.

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ANŪPA MIŚRA (fl. 1923/36) Author of a ṭippaṇī, Yuktimañjarī, on the Muhūrtacintāmaṇi of Rāma (fl. 1600), composed in Śaka 1845 = A.D. 1923. This was published at Benares in Sam. 1980 = A.D. 1923 (IO San. D. 585); 2nd ed. by Vindhyeśvarīprasāda Dvivedin, HNM 10, Benares 1954. The last verse is: śake śarābdhyaṣṭamahīmite budhe nabhaḥsite devaguruprasādataḥ/ muhūrtacintāmaṇiṭippaṇī gatā supūrṇatāṃ matkṛtayuktimañjarī//

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Anūpa also wrote a ṭīkā in Hindī, Saralā, on the Śīghrabodha of Kāśīnātha. This was published as HSS 51, Benares 1936. From the colophon of this it appears that he was the son of Kedāranātha Śarman of Navavāsa, Darabhaṅgā, and taught at the Vināyaka Mehatā Sanskrit College in Pratāpagaḍha.

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ANNAYA The son of Mārayāmātya of the Bhāradvājagotra, Annaya translated into Telugu the Sāmudrika ascribed to Prahlāda, and dedicated it to Kasuvāmātya of the Kāśyapagotra. Manuscripts:

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GOML Madras (Telugu) R 678(c). Ff. 27–55. Presented in 1920/21 by Nori Gopālakṛṣṇayagāru of Brahmanakoduru, Guntur. Mackenzie, Telugu Astrology 2.

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*APŪCHA JHĀ (b. 1859).

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Apūcha's udāharaṇa on the Jātakapaddhati of Keśava (fl. 1496/1507) is reprinted in MM 3, Benares 1948. He uses his own horoscope as an example; it is dated in Mithilā on Wednesday 6 kṛṣṇapakṣa of Phālguna in Śaka 1780 = 23 March 1859 Gregorian.

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*APPAYA (fl. 1491)

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The manuscript of his ṭīkā on the Grahacandrikāgaṇita of Ākhaṇḍala Perājyosyalu is:

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GOML Madras (Telugu) R 337(e). Ff. 77–133.

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The notice in GOML Madras, A Triennial Catalogue, vol. 3, pt. 1, p. 4156 is evidently in error.

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Appaya also wrote a ṭīkā in Telugu on a Siddhāntasāra. Manuscript:

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GOML Madras (Telugu) R 337(c). Ff. 47–67. Copied in 1916/17 from a manuscript belonging to Tejomūrtula Veṅkaṭappa Siddhāntigāru of Tuni, Godāvari.

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APPĀVAIYAR

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Author of a Tāṇḍavamālai in Tamil based on the Sanskrit Jātakacandrikā of Govinda Dīkṣita; the Tāṇḍavamālai was written for Tāṇḍavan, the son of Āṇḍiyappan, a Vaiśya residing at Nellikuppam. There is also a commentary in Tamil. Manuscripts:

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GOML Madras (Tamil) R 328(b). Ff. 19–47. Tamil. With a ṭīkā. Copied from GOML Madras (Tamil) D 2013 in 1916/17.

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GOML Madras (Tamil) D 2013 = Sastri, Rep. (1896–97) 306. 50 pp. With a ṭīkā.

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ABŪ AL-KHAIR KHAIR ALLĀH KHĀN (fl. 1700/1740)

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The second son of Luṭf Allāh of Lahore and nephew of ʿAtāʾ Allāh Rushdī (fl. 1634/35), Abū al-Khair was astronomical adviser to Jayasimha (fl. 1693/1743) and wrote a sharḥ on the latter's Zīj i Muḥammad Shāhī. See C. A. Storey, Persian Literature, vol. 2, pt. 1, London 1958, p. 95.

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ʿABD AL-ʿAZĪZ IBN SHAMS IBN BAHĀʾ NŪRĪ DIHLAWĪ (fl. ca. 1350/1375)

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Author of a Persian translation, Tarjamah i Bārāhī, of the Bṛhatsaṃhitā of Varāhamihira (fl. ca. 550) for Fīrūz Shāh Tughlūq (1351/1388). See C. A. Storey, Persian Literature, vol. 2, pt. 1, London 1958, p. 38. He may be the ʿAbd al-ʿAzīz who wrote a Nujūm al-Hind wa ṣanāʿat i aṣṭurlāb; see A. B. M. Ḥabībullāh [1938] 180.

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ABHAYAKUŚALA

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Additional manuscript of his Vivāhapaṭalacopāī (= Vivāhavidhivādacaupāī):

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RORI (Rājasthānī) 682. 6ff.

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AMARĀNANDA

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Suggested identity of Kumārasuta in NCC, vol. 4, p. 201; see Bhāskara Yogin.

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*AMĪCANDRA (fl. 1842)

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Additional manuscripts of his translation of the Līlāvatī:

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RORI (Rājasthānī) 8495. 105ff. Copied in Saṃ. 1899 = A.D. 1842.

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RORI (Rājasthānī) 8496. 88ff. Copied in Saṃ. 1925 = A.D. 1868.

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AMṚTALĀLA

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Additional manuscript of the Amṛtalaharīsāraṇī:

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Tokyo U 19. 51ff. No author mentioned.

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AYYALU SOMAYĀJIN BĀLAYA (fl. 1695)

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The son of Accama and Rāmacandra Bhaṭṭa of the Kauṇḍinyagotra, Ayyalu wrote a Telugu commentary, Daivajñamanollāsa, on the Laghumānasa of Muñjāla (fl. 932) in Śaka 1617 = A.D. 1695. Manuscript:

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GOML Madras (Telugu) R 337(b). Ff. 9–46v. Copied in 1916/17 from a manuscript belonging to Tejomūrtula Veṅkaṭappa Siddhāntigāru of Tuni, Godāvari.

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ALLĀḌANĀTHA

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Additional manuscripts of his Nirṇayāmṛta (many are attributed to his patron, Sūryasena, or to Gopīnārāyaṇa):

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RORI Cat. II 4553. 232ff. Copied by Paramātma, the son of Vānara Pāṭhaka, in Saṃ. 1553 = A.D. 1496.

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Nagpur 994 (444). Ff. 89–175. Copied in Śaka 1448 = A.D. 1526. Incomplete. From Āmarāvatī.

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RORI Cat. II 4583. 186ff. (ff. 1–27, 30–34, 115, 145, and 183 missing). Copied in Saṃ. 1670 = A.D. 1613. Incomplete.

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Mitra, Not. 1707. 158ff. Copied in Saṃ. 1680 = A.D. 1623. Property of Kālicaraṇa Upādhyāya of Lālagolā, Murshidābād Zilā.

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Kerala 8670 (1785). 5250 granthas. Copied in Saṃ. 1847 = A.D. 1790.

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IO 1579 (1430). 155ff. Copied in A.D. 1798. From H. T. Colebrooke.

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RORI (Jaipur) IV 50. 151ff. Copied in Saṃ. 1907 = A.D. 1850. Bikaner 914. 182ff. Bombay U Desai 221. 151ff. Incomplete. Calcutta University 274. Ff. 53–139, 141–143, 145–157, and 159–175. Incomplete. CP, Hiralal 2636. Property of the Bhonsalā Rājās of Nagpur. CP, Hiralal 2637. Property of Prabhākar Śāstrī of Chhindwārā. CP, Hiralal 2638. Property of Gaṇpatirāv of Ṭimarṇī, Hoshangābād District. CP, Hiralal 2639. Property of Vāsudev Śāstrī of Burhānpur, Nimār District. CP, Hiralal 2640. Property of Kanhaiyālāl Guru of Saugor. GOML Madras R 967. Ff. 1–140. Telugu. Copied by Veṅkaṭeśvara, the son of Velamūri Veṅkaṭabhaṭṭa. Purchased in 1913/14 from L. Rāmacandra Śāstri of Marripālem. Jammu and Kashmir (2) 328. 111ff. (ff. 1–64 missing). Śāradā. Incomplete. Kerala 8671 (4725). 125 granthas. Incomplete. Leipzig 500. 189ff. Mitra, Not. 279. 6ff. Bengālī. Incomplete. Property of Bābu Yatīndra Mohana Ṭhākura of Calcutta. Poleman 2979 (Harvard 556). Ff. 3–6 and 10–197. Incomplete. Poleman 2992 (AOS Ve K 157 (part 2)). 200ff. Śāradā. RORI Cat. III 12721. 175ff. Incomplete. RORI Cat. III 13634. 143ff. Incomplete.

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Near the beginning of this work are verses providing genealogies of a royal family and of Allāḍanātha’s patron, Sūryasena; the names do not correspond to those of members of the Sena dynasty which ruled Bengal in the eleventh and twelfth centuries, though a Kumāra Sūryasena is known from the very end of that period. The verses are (there are many variants in the manuscripts):

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babhūva yaś ca tridaśaiḥ svarūpas
tad anv avāye balabhūrūpaḥ/
cakāra nityaṃ ca samāhitānām
pariśramam yaḥ paramāhitānām//
tasyātmanamājani karmadevas
tyāgena yo viśrutakarmadevaḥ/
vapuḥśriyā nirjitakāmadevaḥ
sadā samārādhitavāsudevaḥ//
tadātmabhūr uddharaṇe kṣitīndraḥ
kṣitīndrabhid bhānumahānubhāvaḥ/
śubhāvadātāyatakīrtir ārti-
haraḥ satāṃ śrīpatimūrtir āsīt//
cakāsti yasyātulanapratāpaḥ
pratāpaseno ’varajaḥ prasiddhaḥ/
bhaktyābhirāmasya sadāgrajasya
yo lakṣmaṇākāram upaiti bhadram//

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śrīdevasenas tanayo ’pi gopī-
nārāyaṇasyājani kāmarūpaḥ/
labdhaprasādena maheśvarasya
x x ratis tuṣṭim upaiti yatra//
devasenakumārasya kumārasya ca nāntaram/
āryānandakṛto nityaṃ vibhrataḥ śaktim uttamām//
śrīsūryasenaḥ puram ekacakraṃ
varāṅgam adhyāsya jagaty ajasram/
yam ekakāntaṃ jitanākakāntaṃ
gurviyam urvivasadorvarāste//
vidvatsu satsv api mahatsu samāśriteṣu
śrīsiddhalakṣmaṇasutaḥ sutarām amuṣya/
śrīsūryasenanṛpateḥ x x x jaso ’bhūd
allāḍanāthamatimān atimānapātram//

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ĀKHAṆḌALA PERĀJYOSYALU

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Author of a *Grahacandrikāgaṇita*. There is a ṭīkā in Telugu by Appaya (fl. 1491). Manuscript:

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GOML Madras (Telugu) R 337(d). Ff. 67v–76v. Copied in 1916/17 from a manuscript belonging to Tejomūrtula Veṅkaṭappa Siddhāntigāru of Tuni, Godāvarī.

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ĀDITYANĀRĀYAṆA PĀṆḌEYA (fl. 1925)

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Author of a Hindī ṭīkā on the *Jātakālaṅkāra* of Gaṇeśa (fl. 1613). See the list of editions of that work.

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*ĀDITYABHAṬṬA (fl. between 1200 and 1325).

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For a list of authorities who quote him see NCC, vol. 4, pp. 43–44. Additional manuscripts of the *Kāladarśa* are:

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GVS 797 (1271). Ff. 1–158 and 171–209. Copied on Sunday 6 śuklapakṣa of Mārgaśīrṣa in Saṃ. 1660 = 27 November 1603. Incomplete. Dāhilakṣmī XVIII 19. Copied in Saṃ. 1663 = A.D. 1606 (see NCC, vol. 4, p. 43). Anup 1691 = Bikaner 855 A. 204ff. Copied by Bhaṭṭa Śrī Gopāla in Saṃ. 1672 = A.D. 1615. Tanjore D 18575 = Tanjore BL 663. 111ff. Copied in Śaka 1590 = A.D. 1668. Andhra Univ. 29751 (see NCC, vol. 4). Anup 1692. Ff. 2–5, 7–10, 13–47, 51–174, and 176–182. Incomplete. Anup 1693 = Bikaner 855 B. 69ff. Bhāratīya Itihāsa Saṃshodak Maṇḍala vi. thi. 92 (see NCC, vol. 4). GOML Madras D 3114 (see NCC, vol. 3, p. 285 and vol. 4). GOML Madras D 3115 (see NCC, vol. 4). Granthappura p. 4, no. 56 (see NCC, vol. 4). Hultzsch 1. 56. 115 ff. Property of Gāḍepalli Veṅkaṭarāma Śāstri of Nellore. Hultzsch 1. 140. 51ff. Property of Durbhā Cheñchu Subrahmaṇya Dikṣita of Lebūr. Hultzsch 1. 141. 170ff. Property of Durbhā Cheñchu Subrahmaṇya Dikṣita of Lebūr.

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Hultzsch 3.1586. 279ff. Property of Jambūnāthabhaṭṭa of Tanjore. IM Calcutta 2959 (see NCC, vol. 3 and vol. 4). *IO 5596 (Mackenzie VIII 69a) = Mackenzie, Law 44. 165ff. Grantha. Kaḍayanallūr 79 (see NCC, vol. 4). Kāmakoṭi 7/8 (see NCC, vol. 4). Kavindrācārya 1188 (see NCC, vol. 4). Madras BE, vol. 2, p. 248 (no. 207). 145ff. Mitra, Not. 2489. 23ff. Property of Rāja Rājendra-nārāyaṇa Deva of Calcutta. Mysore (1922) p. 103 (3 MSS of which 2 are incomplete). Mysore and Coorg 1795. 5000 granthas. No author mentioned. Property of Koṇḍajji Narasimha Śāstrī of Kadaba. Mysore and Coorg 1796. 1500 granthas. Property of Mahādeva Joyisa of Śṛṅgeri. Mysore and Coorg 1797. Telugu. Ascribed to Kaśyapa ṛṣi. Incomplete. Property of Nañjuṇḍa Śāstrī of Huliyurdurga. Oppert I 794. 100 pp. Grantha. Property of Nivṛtti Subrahmanyaśāstrī of Kāñcipuram. Oppert I 3771. Property of Śaṅkarācārya Maṭha, Kumbhaghoṇam. Oppert II 335. Property of the Rājā of Kālahasti. Oppert II 4521. Property of Śaṅkarācāryasvāmimaṭha, Śṛṅgeri. PUL I 152. 189ff. Grantha. No author mentioned. SSP Calcutta I, I 251 (see NCC, vol. 4). Telugu Acad., Cocanada 2324 (see NCC, vol. 4). Tanjore D 18573 = Tanjore BL 661. 224ff. Tanjore D 18574 = Tanjore BL 662. 168ff. Tanjore D 18576 = Tanjore BL 9236. 87ff. Grantha. Tanjore D 18577 (see NCC, vol. 4). Trichinopoly Krishna Iyer 414. No author mentioned. Viśvabhāratī 1779 (a) (see NCC, vol. 4).

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*ĀDIŚARMAN (fl. 1456) Additional manuscripts of his Jātakāmṛta with his own ṭīkā, Amṛtaprakāśa, in which he gives as an example Monday 12 kṛṣṇapakṣa of Āṣāḍha in Sam. 1513, Śaka 1378 = 28 June 1456: Benares (1963) 36708. Ff. 1-4 (Amṛtaprakāśa; āyurdāyā). RORi Cat. III 16161. 12ff. Incomplete (mūla and ṭīkā to adhyāya 3).

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*ĀNANDASUNDARĪ Additional manuscripts of his Praśnaśāstra or Ānandasundarī: Kerala C 632A. 25ff. Malayālam. Incomplete (ends in adhyāya 17). Property of Nārāyaṇan Nārāyaṇan Ilayatu of Vembanāṭṭillam.

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*ĀMARĀJA (fl. ca. 1200) Additional manuscripts of his Vāsanābhāṣya: Poona, Mandlik Library, Fergusson College 35/BL. 94ff. Copied on Monday 6 kṛṣṇapakṣa of Vaiśākha in Sam. 1783 = 9 May 1726. See Bina Chatterjee, ed., Khaṇḍakhādyaka, Calcutta 1970, vol. 1, p. 30. Bombay, Bhandarkar 35, See NCC, vol. 5, p. 172. BORI 819 of 1887/91. 3ff. See Chatterjee, vol. 1, pp. 25-26 and 165.

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The final chapter of Āmarāja's version, the bhagrahayuti, is edited from the Fergusson College manuscript by B. Chatterjee in the edition of the Khaṇḍakhādyaka cited above, vol. 1, pp. 170-174.

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*ĀRYABHAṬA (b. 476). See also R. Billard [1956]; B. Miśra [A2. 1967]; K. S. Shukla [A2. 1967]; and K. Elfering [A2. 1968]. Additional information concerning the manuscripts of the Āryabhaṭīya: Kerala 1829 (C. 527C) = Kerala C 645C. 10ff. Property of Nārāyaṇan Rāma Piṣāroḍi. Kerala 1830 (C. 1024A) = Kerala C 633A. 14ff. Property of the Rājā of Cirakkal; the original of IO 6271? Kerala 1831 (C. 166A) = Kerala C 635A. 8ff. Property of Subrahmanyan Mūṭṭatu. Kerala 1832 (C. 1869A) = Kerala C 636A. 31ff. Property of Brahmadattan Nambūri of Kuḍallūr. Kerala 1834 (CM. 621A) = Kerala C 634A. 7ff. Property of P. Vāsudeva Śarmā of Vaṭṭapaḷḷi, Śucīndram. Kerala 1836 (C. 2160A) = Kerala C 637A. 13ff. Property of Vaittiyappa Pillai of Mānnār. Kerala 1838 (C. 157) = Kerala C 647. 56 pp. Property of Eṇṇakkāṭṭu Koṭṭāram. Kerala 1839 (C. 1415A) = Kerala C 649A. 94ff. Property of Ravi Varma Valia Koil Tampurān of Kiḷimānūr Palace. Used in the TSS edition. Kerala 1853 (C. 224A) = Kerala C 641A. 75ff. Property of Valia Rājā of Eḍappaḷḷy. Kerala 1854 (C. 2121C and D) = Kerala C 729C. 8ff. and Kerala C 729D. 45ff. Property of S. Vāsudevan Mūs of Maṅgalappaḷḷi Illam. Ārunmuḷa. Kerala 1855 (C. 2320A) = Kerala C 643A. 84ff. Property of Agniśarman Bhaṭṭatiri. Kerala 1856 (C. 2475) = Kerala C 644. 59ff. Property of Valia Rājā of Eḍappaḷḷy. Kerala 1858 (C. 1828) = Kerala C 650. 114ff. Property of Brahmadattan Nambūri of Kuḍallūr, Paṭṭāmbi. Kerala 1859 (C. 2160D) = Kerala C 637D. 44ff. Property of Vaittiyappa Pillai of Mānnār. RORi Cat. III 14688. 63ff. With the Bhaṭṭadīpikā of Parameśvara. Trichinopoly Krishna Iyer 436.

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*ĀRYABHAṬA (fl. between ca. 950 and 1100). The Grahaṇitādhyāya has been published with an English translation by Sreeramula Rajeswara Sarma, 2 vols., Marburg 1966. Sarma has used Dvivedin's edition and the following manuscripts: Bombay U 327; Cambridge R.15.99; Oxford 770; Bombay U 325; Bombay U 326; Bombay U 328; AS Bengal 6828; AS Bengal 6829; AS Bengal 6830; and Berlin 1731. From Sarma's introduction is derived the following additional information about some of these manuscripts:

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Bombay U 327. 28ff. Copied on Saturday 9 kṛṣṇapakṣa of intercalary Bhādrapada in Śaka 1576 = 26 August 1654 Julian. Formerly the property of Tulāsībhaṭa.

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Cambridge R.15.99. 41ff. Copied by Kṛṣṇadayāla Kāyastha on Saturday 10 kṛṣṇapakṣa of Māgha in Saṃ. 1870 (an irregular date) in the Saṃghaṭabhāḍha house in the middle of Haḍāsyavāga near Sākilakedāraghāṭa.

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Oxford 770 (Wilson 538). 40ff. Copied for Fitz-Edward Hall on Sunday 3 śuklapakṣa of Śrāvaṇa in Saṃ. 1911 (an irregular date) from a manuscript copied on 13 kṛṣṇapakṣa of Bhādrapada in Saṃ. 1872 = 1 October 1815.

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Bombay U 325. 14ff. Copied on 3 śuklapakṣa of Āṣāḍha in Śaka 1782 = 20 June 1860.

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Bombay U 326. 30ff. Copied on Friday 10 śuklapakṣa of Āṣāḍha in Śaka 1785 = 26 June 1863 from a manuscript copied in Śaka 1767 = A.D. 1845.

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Bombay U 328. 55ff. Copied by Dolatarāma, the son of Dalasukharāma Dīkṣita, on Sunday 11 kṛṣṇapakṣa of Phālguna in Śaka 1791 = 27 March 1870.

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*ĀŚĀDHARA (fl. 1132)

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Additional manuscript of his Grahajñāna:

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RORI Cat. III 18123. 2ff. (Bhaumādikagrahajñāna).

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ĀŚVALĀYANA

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School to which belong a Grahayajña and a Nakṣatradevatāvidhi. See NCC, vol. 2, p. 220.

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INDRAVĀMADEVA

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Additional manuscripts of his Trailokyadīpaka:

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RJ 601 (vol. 3, p. 93). 65ff. Copied on Tuesday 5 śuklapakṣa of Āṣāḍha in Saṃ. 1516 = 5 June 1459. Property of Badhīcandajī of Jayapura.

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RJ 600 (vol. 3, p. 93). 89ff. Copied by Khuśālacandra of Lālasoṭa on 5 kṛṣṇapakṣa of Māgha in Saṃ. 1812 = 20 February 1756. Property of Badhīcandajī of Jayapura.

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Oudh (Jan.–Mar. 1875) XIX 1. 110 pp. Copied in A.D. 1795. Property of P. Bhairava Prasāda of Hardui Zila.

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RJ 3361 (vol. 4, p. 320). 72ff. Copied on 5 śuklapakṣa of Āṣāḍha in Saṃ. 1852 = 21 June 1795.

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RJ 1784 (vol. 2, p. 283). 89ff. Incomplete. Property of Baḍā Terahapanthiyoṃ of Jayapura.

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RJ 1785 (vol. 2, p. 283). 81ff. Incomplete. Property of Baḍā Terahapanthiyoṃ of Jayapura.

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RJ 1808 (vol. 2, p. 285). 86ff. Property of Baḍā Terahapanthiyoṃ of Jayapura.

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RJ 3397 (vol. 4, p. 323). 64ff.

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ILIṄGA

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See Liṅga.

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*IZZ AL-DĪN KHĀLID KHĀN (fl. ca. 1375).

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Translator of two Sanskrit works on astronomy found at the Jvālāmukhī temple near Nagarkot into Persian under the Tughlūq Sulṭān Fīrūz Shāh (1351–1388); one of these, entitled Dalayl i Fīrūz Shāhī, was published by Mawlā Wilāyat Ḥusayn, Calcutta 1891. See also Badawnī, Muntakhab al-tawārīkh, BI, Calcutta 1861, vol. 1, p. 249, and R. C. Jauhri [1967] 244.

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ĪŚVARAMIŚRA

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Additional manuscript of his Bhāvārthadīpikā:

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Benares (1963) 35870. Ff. 1–39. Copied in Saṃ. 1899, Śaka 1764 = A.D. 1842.

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UTTAMACANDA (fl. 1784)

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Author of a Trilokasārabhāṣā in Hindī, completed on Sunday 12 kṛṣṇapakṣa of Jyeṣṭha in Saṃ. 1841 = 13 June 1784 Gregorian, and dedicated to Dīvāṇa Śyojirāma. Manuscript:

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RJ 598 (vol. 3, p. 93). 225ff. Property of Badhīcandajī of Jayapura.

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UDAYALĀLA GAṄGAVĀLĀLA (fl. 1887)

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Author of a vyākhyā on a Trilokasvarūpa in Saṃ. 1944 = A.D. 1887. Manuscript:

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RJ 3387 (vol. 4, p. 322). 50ff. Copied in Saṃ. 1904 (read 1954 = A.D. 1897 ?).

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*UDAYASĀGARA (fl. 1599)

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Additional manuscripts of the Bālāvabodha composed by Udayasāgara, the pupil of Sahajaratna, at Udayapura in Saṃ. 1656 = A.D. 1599:

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RORI Cat. I 3916. 45ff. Copied by Dhīrasāgara Gaṇi, the pupil of Vinītasāgara Gaṇi, at Vikramapura in Saṃ. 1769 = A.D. 1712.

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RORI Cat. III 12294. 64ff. Copied by Bhaktiviśāla Gaṇi, the pupil of Udayaharṣa Gaṇi, in Saṃ. 1770 = A.D. 1713.

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RORI Cat. II 4839. 71ff. (ff. 1–2 missing). Copied by Kīrtikallola at Jeśalamera in Saṃ. 1782 = A.D. 1725.

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RORI Cat. II 4021. 20ff. Copied by Jaitasī Gaṇi, the pupil of Jinacandra Sūri, at Vikramapura in Saṃ. 1821 = A.D. 1764 during the reign of Rājasimha (1788); should one read Gajasimha (1745/88)?

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*UPENDRĀCĀRYA* Additional manuscript of his *Jinendramālā*: Pannalal Bombay V, B, p. 8. See NCC, vol. 2, p. 388.

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Manuscripts of the Tamil version of the *Jinendramālā*, entitled *Śinendiramālai*: GOML Madras (Tamil) D 2009. 166 pp. With a ṭīkā. Incomplete. This is presumably Sastri, Rep. (1896–97) 305. 212 pp. Incomplete. GOML Madras (Tamil) R 146. 7ff. With the ṭīkā of Picchaipakkam Mārgaliṅgar. Incomplete. Presented in 1914/15 by Kadir Baig of Triplicane. GOML Madras (Tamil) R 555(a). 7ff. With the ṭīkā of Picchaipakkam Mārgaliṅgar. Incomplete. Purchased in 1923/24 by Rāmasvāmi Ayyar Avargal of Periyakulam.

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UMĀDEVĪ Person to whom it is alleged that the Saptarṣis revealed the *Saptarṣināḍi*, an immense work in Tamil. Manuscript: GOML Madras (Tamil) R 305. In 12 vols.: I 204ff., II 411ff., III 265ff., IV 263ff., V 343ff., VI 217ff., VII 300ff., VIII 217ff., IX 271ff., X 230ff., XI 246ff., and XII 173ff. Incomplete. Purchased in 1914/15 from Kṛṣṇasvāmi Pillai of Georgetown, Madras.

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Vols. I and II have been edited from this manuscript: vol. I (meṣalagna) by K. Natesan, *Madras GOS* 82, Madras 1951, and vol. II (vṛṣabhalagna) by S. Thangavel Nadar, *Madras GOS* 103, Madras 1953.

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UMĀNĀTHA ŚARMAN (*fl.* 1917) Author of a pañcāṅga for Saṃ. 1974/75, Śaka 1839/40 = A.D. 1917/18, published at Darabhaṅgā (BM 14096. a. 14. (1)).

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*UMĀŚAṄKARA* His *Jyotiṣārṇava* (called *Jyotiṣārṇavanavanīta*) is said to have been published at Madras (Mysore GOL B 2409).

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UMĀŚAṄKARA MIŚRA (*b.* 1863) The son of Rāmadatta of Jeṭhāharigrāma in Ājamgaḍha maṇḍala and the pupil of Devakṛṣṇa, Umāśaṅkara wrote the *Subodhinī*, a ṭīkā on the *Jātakapaddhati* of Keśava (*fl.* 1496/1507), at Kāśī in Saṃ. 1947 = A.D. 1890 at the age of twenty-seven. This was published in the same year at Kāśī with a Hindī udāharaṇa. The opening verses, largely repeated at the end, are:

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purāt purāreḥ śarayojanāntare jeṭhāharigrāma udagbhavaḥ śubhaḥ/ ājamgaḍhākhye khalu maṇḍale ’sti vidvadvarās tatra vasanti pūjyāḥ// tatrābhavad bhūsurabhāsurāsu sabhāsu bhāsvān iva bhāsamānaḥ/ jyautiṣṣu gargapratimo manīṣī miśrāspadaḥ śrīyutarāmadattaḥ// tadātmajo jyautiṣaśāstraśālī śrīdevakṛṣṇākhyaguroḥ kṛpātaḥ/ umāśaṅkaranāmamāmiśraḥ// śrīgargavaṃśāmbujarājahamso vidvajjanapremaparo variyān/ guṇair garīyān kamaleśasiṃho bābūpanāmārthayate smaṭam mām// tadā tadādeśasusamkṛtena tene mateneha satāṃ satena/ vyākhyānibandhaḥ pramayā mayāyaṃ śrīkeśavācāryanibaddhantre//

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at the end is added: nagābdhinandendumite hi vaikrame nagāśvivarṣeṇa mayā nirāmayā/ subodhinī nāma subodhakāriṇī vinirmitā daivavidāṃ hi tuṣṭaye//

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*ṚṢIPUTRA* Author of a *Nimittaśāstra*. Manuscripts listed in NCC vol. 3, p. 43: Arrah I p. 46. Delhi I 38. Pannalal Bombay 126. See also *Jaina Siddhānta Bhāskara* 4, 2, 116 and 18, 2, 110–115 (cited in NCC).

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*ṚṢIŚARMAN* The pupil of Gadādhara, Ṛṣiśarman wrote a *Jñānamañjarī*. Add to the manuscripts: Poleman 4710 (U Penn 1778). 24ff. Copied on Friday 14 śuklapakṣa of Bhādrapada in Saṃ. 1761, Śaka 1626 = 1 September 1704 Julian. Calcutta Sanskrit College 42. 10ff. No author mentioned. Jaipur (II). 34ff. Author mentioned.

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Verse 4 is: śabdāmbhonidhimanthanotthakavitā lakṣmī samāliṅgitā jyotiḥkeralakaustubhāmalarucābhrā jiṣṇuvakṣasthalāt/ labdhvā jñānalavaṃ gadādharaguror daivajñacūḍāmaner jñānālaṅkṛtamañjarīṃ ṛṣikaviś cakre parārtham kṛti//

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Note that Poleman 4671 is U Penn 1769, not 1729 as recorded in CESS A1, 59a.

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*EKANĀTHA* Additional manuscript of his *Muhūrtanicaya*: AS Bengal 2776 (G 10343). Ff. 5–81.

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*EKANĀTHA* (*fl.* 1370) Additional manuscripts of his *ṭīkā* on the *Karaṇakutūhala*: Jodhpur 445. See NCC, vol. 3, p. 173. Jodhpur 449. Incomplete (adhyāya 6). See NCC.

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*EḶUKOṬI JOYSA* (*fl.* 1918) Author of a pañcāṅga for A.D. 1918/19, sponsored by the Śṛṅgeri Maṭha of Kudli; this was published at Maradihalli, Mysore, in 1918 (BM 14096. a. 13. (1)).

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*OMKĀRA BHAṬṬA* (*fl.* 1840/41). Additional manuscripts of his *Bhūgolasāra* listed in NCC, vol. 3, p. 93: R. A. Sastri I p. 41. Sūcīpattra 18.

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*KAKKA* (*fl. ca.* 800). Kakka, whose ancestors were in ascending order: Bhillāditya, Jhoṭa, Śiluka, Canduka, Yaśovardhana, Tāta, Nāgabhaṭa (married Jajjikādevī), Narabhaṭa Pellāpelli, Rajjila, and the Brāhmaṇa Haricandra Rohilladdhyaṅka and his Kṣatriya wife Bhadrā, belonged to the Pratīhāravamśa which ruled at Māṇḍavyapura (Mandor, near Jodhpur) from the middle of the sixth century on. His renown as a scholar of jyotiḥśāstra is celebrated in the Jodhpur Inscription of his son Bāuka of Saṃ. 894 (?) = A.D. 837 (edited R. C. Majumdar [1925/26]) in verses 23–24:

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tato ºpi śriyutaḥ kakkaḥ putro jāta mahāmatiḥ/
yaśo mudgagīrau labdhaṃ yena gauḍaiḥ samaṃ raṇe//
(chando) vyākaraṇaṃ tarko jyotiḥśāstro kalānvitam/
sarvabhāṣākavitvaṃ ca vijñātaṃ suvilakṣaṇam//

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*KAṄKAṄĀCĀRYA* See Govindānanda Kavikaṅkaṇa (*fl.* 1510/50).

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*KAṄGĀCĀRYA* (*RAṄGĀCĀRYA*?) Alleged author of a *Muhūrtamuktāvalī* in Gujarātī and Saṃskṛta. Manuscript: LDI (AKC) 720. 4ff. Copied in Saṃ. 1792 = A.D. 1735.

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*SŪṄRTAVĀDI KADAMBEŚVARA* (*fl. ca.* 1525). The son of Viśveśvara Mahāprasādin, Sūṅrtavādi (or Śūṅrtavādi) Kadambeśvara was a paṇḍita at the court of Pratāparudradeva Gajapati who ruled Orissa from 1497 to 1540. He is author of a *Jyotiṣasaṃhitārṇava* in seventeen taraṅgas:
1. saṃjñāvatāra
2. navagrahacāra
3. saṃvatsarādi
4. tithyādipañcāṅga
5. muhūrta
6. saṅkrānti
7. upagraha
8. sarvalagna
9. gocārabala
10. prathamārtava
11. ṣoḍaśakarma
12. vāstu
13. yātrā
14. praveśa
15. devatāpratiṣṭhāpana
16. siṃhāsanacchatrarājābhiṣeka
17. utpātadarśana.

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Manuscripts: GOML Madras D 13421. Ff. 1–261. Grantha. Copied by Kiḍāmbi Veṅkaṭadāsa on Friday 3 kṛṣṇapakṣa of Jyeṣṭha in Raktākṣiṇāmasaṃvatsara = 18 May 1744 Julian. GOML Madras R 5308. 262ff. Grantha. Copied in 1926/27 from GOML Madras D 13421. AHRS 54 (no author mentioned). Baroda 11245. 59ff. Grantha. Incomplete (ends in middle of tenth taraṅga). Baroda 13372(a). 150ff. Nandināgarī. Incomplete. Baroda 13400(a). 152ff. Nandināgarī. GOML Madras D 19285. Ff. 1–39. Telugu. Incomplete (taraṅgas 3–11). GOML Madras R 6013(a). Ff. 1–79. Telugu and Grantha. Incomplete (beginning missing; ends in middle of eleventh taraṅga). Purchased in 1937/38 from E. Śrīnivāsācaryar, Śrīperumbūdūr, Chingleput district. Hultzsch 1. 143. 92ff. Telugu. Property of Durbhā Cheṅchu Subrahmanya Dīkṣita of Lebūr. Mysore (1911 + 1922) 2294. 183ff. Mysore (1911 + 1922) 2433. 104ff. Incomplete (only 13 taraṅgas). Mysore (1922) 4229. 152ff. Mysore (1922) 4430. 145ff. (*Bṛhajjyotiṣārṇava*). Mysore (1922) A 578. 130ff. Telugu Academy, Cocanada 638 (see NCC, vol. 3, p. 138).

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The colophon to the third taraṅga in GOML Madras D 13421 is: iti mahārājādhirājapratāparudradevagajapatipādāravindaṣaṭpadāyamānamānasena sakalavidvajjanacaraṇaparicaraṇasaṃpāditaprajñāvibhavena caturacārakhíśvetanāgāmāyābhaṇḍaradhūrtakavyādividhabirudaviditena viśveśvaramahāprasādisutena kadambeśvarāhvayasthānaprasādīnā sūnṛtavādinā viracite jyautiṣasaṃhitārṇave . . .

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KANAKA (fl. ca. 775–800).

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Kanaka is an astrologer first cited by Kalyāṇavarman (fl. ca. 800) as an authority on the genethlialogy of plants and animals in Sārāvalī 53, 1. He appears in Arabic sources as Kankah al-Hindī (for the identification see V. V. Ramana-sastrin [1930]). Al-Bīrūnī in the Chronology (ed. p. 132, trans. p. 129) states that Kankah was an astrologer at the court of Hārūn al-Rashīd (786–809). However, he attributes to this Kankah two specific predictions concerning the fall of the ʿAbbāsids and the rise of the Buwayhids of which the first was in fact made by Māshāʾallāh in ca. 810 and the second by Māshāʾallāh’s epitomiser, Ibn Hibintā, in ca. 950 (see E. S. Kennedy and D. Pingree [A2. 1971]) Ibn Hibintā in the Kitāb al-Mughnī, which contains his epitome of Māshāʾallāh, also cites a lengthy passage from Kankah. But Abū Muʿādh al-Jahānī (fl. 1079) attributes to Kankaraf (= Kanaka) the same beginning of various cycles used in astrological history as was employed by Māshāʾallāh; perhaps the two were associates.

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Ibn al-Nadīm (Fihrist, p. 270) lists four astrological treaties attributed to Kankah:

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1. Kitāb al-namūdār fī al-aʿmār.
2. Kitāb asrār al-mawālīd.
3. Kitāb al-qirānāt al-kabīr.
4. Kitāb al-qirānāt al-ṣaghīr.

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These titles indicate that Kankah worked more the tradition of Sasanian than Indian astrology.

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But later Arabic writers slowly developed an elaborate mythology concerning Kankah’s role in the history of astronomy. Abū Maʿshar in his Kitāb al-ulūf, which was written between 840 and 860, states that Kankah was an authority on astronomy among Indian scientists “in ancient times” (see D. Pingree [1968a] 16). Ibn al-Adamī in his Niẓām al-ʿiqd (ca. 920) associates the Arabic translation of the Zij al-Sindhind (in 773) with an unnamed member of an embassy sent from Sind to Baghdād (see D. Pingree [A2. 1970a] 105–106). The passage from Ibn al-Adamī is quoted by Ṣāʿid al-Andalusī of Toledo in his Kitāb ṭabaqāt al-umam (ed. pp. 49–50, trans. p. 102) in 1067/68; his successor, Ibn al-Qifṭī, who died in Aleppo in 1248/49, quotes some of Ibn al-Adamī’s story in the article on Kankah in his Taʾrīkh al-ḥukamāʾ (ed. pp. 265–267), but without actually connecting Kankah with the unnamed scholar responsible for the Zij-al-Sindhind. The first to do this was evidently Abraham ben Ezra (ca. 1090–1167) in the preface to his translation of Ibn al-Muthannā’s Fī ʿilal zīj al-Khwārizmī (see B. R. Goldstein [A2. 1967] 148 and D. Pingree [1968b] 101–102) and his Liber de rationibus tabularum (p. 92). There is no real basis for this identification.

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Other scholars have confused the physician Mankah al-Hindī, who is alleged to have traveled from India to Iraq and to have translated Shānāq (Cāṇakya) from an Indian language into Persian or Arabic in the time of Hārūn al-Rashīd (see Ibn abī Uṣaybiʿa, ʿUyūn al-anbāʾ, Bayrūt ed., vol. 3, pp. 51–52), with Kankah, to whom then medical writings are attributed (see Ibn abī Uṣaybiʿa, vol. 3, p. 49). Finally, pure fancy has produced an alchemist, Kankah al-Hindī, whose fantastic exploits are recounted by pseudo-al-Majrīṭī in his Ghāyat al-ḥakīm (ed. pp. 278 sqq., trans. pp. 285 sqq.).

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KANAKAKĪRTI

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Author of a ṭīkā on the Tattvārthādhigamasūtra of Umāsvāti; see Velankar, p. 157. Cf. Kamalakīrti.

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KANDALA (fl. before ca. 800).

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An astrologer quoted as an authority on planetary aspects by Kalyāṇavarman (fl. ca. 800) in Sārāvalī 19,8.

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KANHAIYĀLĀLA MIŚRA (fl. 1899/1902)

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