Jyotihshastra: Astral and Mathematical Literature c7.s1.12

c7.s1.12

In about 1500 the well known Keśava of Nandigrāma wrote a Tājikapaddhati¹²⁸ on *hāyana* in twenty-six verses. Commentaries were written by Viśvanātha at Golagrāma in 1610 and by Mallāri¹²⁹ in 1612. A far fuller treatment of the subject is to be found in the Tājikasāra composed by Hari in 1523. A commentary on this was written by Sumatiharṣa Gaṇi at Khairābād in 1620. That Sūryadāsa who commented on Bhāskara’s L and BG at Pārthapura in 1541 and 1538 respectively was also the author of a Tājikālaṅkāra. Perhaps in 1544 Govardhana¹³⁰ wrote a Tājikapadmakośa¹³¹ on *hāyana*. Before 1559, the date at which the earliest manuscript was copied, Vāmana authored a Tājikasāroddhāra; while in about 1575 Nṛsiṃha, who was born at Nandigrāma in 1548, wrote a Varṣaphaladīpikā on *hāyana* and a Hillājadīpikā on the *haylāj*.