Census of the Exact Sciences in Sanskrit, Series A v3.c12.4270

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The son of Kṛṣṇa (fl. ca. 1575/1600), the eldest son of Divākara (who had 4 other sons: Viṣṇu (fl. ca. 1575/1600), Mallāri (fl. ca. 1600), Keśava, and Viśvanātha; Divākara was a pupil of Gaṇeśa (b. 1507)), the son of Bhaṭṭācārya, the son of Rāma of the Bhāradvājagotra, a resident of Golagrāma, Nṛsiṃha studied under his uncles Viṣṇu and Mallāri at Vārāṇasī. See S. Dvivedin [1892] 82–84 and S. B. Dikshit [1896] 283. He wrote the following works on jyotiḥśāstra.