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INDEX OF AUTITORS.
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Palm-leaf MSS. was written at the expense of certain laymen, who had listened to the teaching of Vidyananda, pupil and successor of Devendra, who was pupil and successor of Jagachchandra. 3, App. p. 169. This Jagachchandra is the wellknown founder of the Tapå gachchha. See Klatt, Ind. Ant. XI. p. 254. 3, App. p. 226.
Jagaddeva
Son of the Treasurer Yasodbavala in the city Vârâhî. He got the title Balakavi from Hemasûri. 3, App. p. 96.
Jagannatha panditaraja -
Author of the Prâvâbharaṇa, a poem in praise of Prâñanarayana, king of Kamarûpa. Printed, with a commentary by the author, in Kavyamâlâ. He was a Tailanga, son of Perama (read śrimanperama). 3, App. p. 334.
Jagannatha
Author of the Atandrachandrikaprakarana. Son of Pitambara, and grandson of Råmabhadra. 2, p. 120.
Janardana
Author of a commentary on the Meghadîta. He refers to the commentaries of Sthiradeva, Vallabha and Asada. 3, App. p. 324.
Jambu -
The last kevalin. 3, App. p. 256. See also pp. 21, 303, and 308.
Jambu kavi
Author of the Chandradûtakâvya. 3, App. p. 292.
Jakkha and Jakkhadinna
Mentioned as sisters of Sthûlibhadra. 3, App. p. 271.
Jaya
One of the knowers of the twelve angas. 3, App. p. 256. Jayakirti
Mentioned as papil of Merutunga and guru of Jayakeśarin in the Anchala gachchha. 3, App. p. 220. In the Anchala
