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INDEX OF AUTHORS.
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Chakra (Srichakra)
Quoted by Kshemendra in the Suvrittatilaka. 1, p. 87.
Chakreśvara sûri
Second in ascent from Tilakâcharya, who wrote an Âvaśyakalaghuvřitti in Samvat 1296. Tilakâchârya was the papil of 'Sivaprabhasûri, who was the pupil of our Chakreśvarasûri. The gurn of the latter was Dharmaghosha, a contemporary of King Jayasinha. Dharmaghosha was the pupil of Chandraprabha. 1, pp. 61, App. p. 8. Mentioned along with Paramânandasûri, as teaching, in Samrat 1221, while Kumarapala was reigning. 3, App. p. 69.
Chandrakirti gani
Papil of Vimalasûriganabhrit. He studied also under Dharmaghosha. Author of the Siddhantavichára. 1, App. p. 32.
Chandraprabha sûri
Founder, in Samvat 1159, of the Půrnimâ gachchha (Paurņi. miyakapaksha). See Bhandarkar's Report 1883-4, p. 147. Pupil of Jayasinhasůri and guru of Dharmaghosha. 3, App. p. 40. Author of the Darśanaśuddhi. 3, App. p. 91. See also 3, App. p. 95. For his Darśanaśuddhi see 1, App. p. 41, and 3, App. p. 145 where it is called by its other name of Samayaktvaprakarana.
Chandra mahattara
Author of the Sattarika (Saptatika), knoten as the sixth Karmagrantha. 1, App. p. 27. Compare Weber, II. p. 837.
Chandra sûri
Of the Harshapurîya gachchha. Succeeded Vijayasinha, who succeeded Hemasûri (contemporary of King Siddha), who succeeded Abhayadevasûri. 3, App. p. 133. Author of the Savghayanirayaņa (Sangrihasiratna). 1, App. p. 75, where he calls himself pupil of Maladhâri Hemasûri, 3, App. p. 8, 32 (where for Maladhari we should probably read Maladharichandrasûri), 154. The difference in the number of the gâthâs perhaps rests on the lagha and bribat recensions of the book. At 3, App. p. 32, the number of the gâthâs has been wrongly
