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Balasarasvati
A name under which Rajada, son of Asada, was known. 3, App. p. 102.
Bâlesvara
One of the compilers of the Vivâdârnavabhanga. 2, p. 118.
Budhila
One of the knowers of the twelve angas. 3, App. p. 256.
Buddhisagara
Mentioned as twin-pupil with Jinesvara of Vardhamâna in the Chandra kula. 3, App. pp. 302 and 305. Compare Klatt in Ind. Ant. XI. p. 248. "Vardhamâna converted the two sons 'Siveśvara and Budhisâgara, and the daughter Kalyânavatî, of the Brahmana Soma. Siveśvara received at the dîksha the name of Jinesvara."
Buddhisågara
Mentioned as the guru of Pradyumnasûri in the Chandra kula. 1, App. p. 22.
Bhaktivijaya
Author of the Gujarathi translation of the Chitrasenapadmavaticharitra. Pupil of Nayavijaya. Wrote in Samyat 1522. 3, App. p. 215.
Bhadrakirti
Praised as a friend of Amaraja. This is the name of the king who was converted by Bappabhatti. 3, App. p. 91.
Bhadragupta
Mentioned among the yugapradhânas. 3, App. p. 308. "After Sinhagiri had taught him (Vajra No. 16 of the Kharatara gachchha) the eleven angas, Vajra went from Dasapura to Bhadragupta at Avantî (Ujjayinî) to learn the twelfth, viz., the Drishtivâdânga." Klatt in Ind. Ant. XI. p. 247. Compare Jacobi's Introduction to his edition of the Parisishtaparvan, pp. 75 and 80.
