Operation In Search of Sanskrit Manuscripts in Mumbai Circle 4

SR No.: 007581
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: P Piterson
Publisher: Royal Asiatic Society
Publication Year: 1894
Total Pages: 416
Language: English
Classification: Book_English & Catalogue
File Size: 102 MB

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INDEX OF AUTHORS.
Manikyasundara acharya
Corrected, in Samvat 1491, the commentary of 'Silaratnasûri on Merutunga's Meghadûta. 3, App. p. 249. Among the books bought for Government this year is a Malayasundarîcharitra by Manikyasundarasûri. At Weber, II. p. 1067, there is a Yasodharacharitra apparently by this Manikyasundara (of the Anchala gachchha). And at p. 175 a Prithvichandracharitra by the same.
Madhavasena
Mentioned as the pupil of Nemishena and the guru of Amitagati, author of the Dharmapariksha (Samvat 1070).
Manatunga
Referred to as a contemporary of king Śâtavâliana. 3, App. p. 91.
Manatunga
Author of the Bhayaharastotra. 1, App. p. 30; 3, App. p. 29. With the commentary of Jinaprabhasûri (Samvat 1365). 1, pp. 52, 88. Author of the Bhaktâmarastotra. 3, App. pp. 29 and 32. With the commentary of 'Sântisûri. 1, App. p. 96. With the commentary of Amaraprabhasûri. 3, App. p. 228. No. 159 of the Cambay Palm-Leaf MSS. contains a Parigrahapramâna prakarana and (or) a Dvâdasavrattanirûpana (both in Mâgadhî) by a Mânatungasûri.
For Mânatunga compare Klatt in Ind. Ant. XI. p. 252. He is No. 20 in the Tapâ gachchha with Klatt. "Mânatunga, 'Mâlaveśvarachaulukyavayarasinhadevâmâtya.' He converted the king, who was beguiled by the sorceries of Bâna and Mayûra, at Vârânasî, by the Bhaktâmarastavana, and convinced Nagaraja by the Bhayaharastavana. He also composed a stavana beginning Bhattibhara." See also Weber, II. p. 932, note, where references are given to Bühler, Ind. Ant. 1, pp. 111-115; Jacobi in Ind. Stu. 14, p. 359, and the passage from Klatt. Weber adds the following later communication from Klatt. "The Prabhavakacharitra (composed about Samvat 1250), in which Mânatunga's life (śringa 12) follows immediately after that of Bappabhațți (died Samvat 895) contains only the already known story of the controversy between Bâna, Mayûra and Mânatunga before king Harsha in Vânârasî.