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(4) Vardhamâna sûri. (5) Devachandra sûri.
Chandraprabha sûri. (7) Bhadreśvara sûri. In our list, loc. cit. Vardhamâna
is succeeded by Silabhadra, and Silabhadra by Bharateśvara, etc. The two lists diverge from
Vardhamâna. (8) Ajitasinha,
(9) Devabhadra sûri.
(10) Siddhas ena sûri. Our Author. See 3, App. p. 87, where Siddhasepasûri is mentioned as the pupil of Devabhadra and guru of Yaśodeva,
Siddhasena gani
Author of a commentary on the Tattvârtha of Umâsvâti. He gives his spiritual genealogy as follows(1) Dinna gani. He taught the word that proceeded
out of the mouth of Mahâvîra without need of books. This is No. 14 of the Kharatara gachchha
and No. 11 of the Tapå gachchha with Klatt. (2) Sinhasûri. “Jnâtâkhilarthagamah." This is the
Sinbagiri who follows in both lists. See under
Sinhagiri. (3) Bhâ svâmin.
(4) Siddhasena gani. Our Anthor, 3, App. p. 84. From this it would appear that the author of the Tattvarthatîkâ is to be identified with Siddhasenadivákara, who in the Kharataragachchhapattávali is represented as the pupil of Vriddhavâdisûri, a contemporary of Sinhagiri. (See next entry.) Klatt in Ind. Ant. XI. p. 247.
Siddhasena divakara
Author of the Kalyâņamandirastotra. 1, App. p. 93; 3, App. p. 227. “At that time (the time of Sinhagiri) lived Padaliptâchârya, Vriddhavadisûri and the pupil of the latter, Siddhasendivákara, who received the dikshanaman of Kumudachandra (Prabhâvakachar. VIII. v. 57). The last mentioned split the lingam of Rudra in the temple of Mahâkâ la at
