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INDEX OF AUTHORS.
Jayatilaka sûri
Of the Tapâ gachchha. Third in ascent from the Labdhisâgara who wrote, in Samvat 1557, the 'Sripâlakathâ. Labdhisâgara tells us that he succeeded the three teachers, Udayavallabha, Jnanasagara and Udayasagara, who succeeded Ratnasinha, who succeeded Jayatilaka. 3, App. p. 220. A writer (or writers) called Jayatilaka wrote a Malayasundaricharitra, 3, App. p. 210, and a Sulasâcharitra, Weber, II. p. 1134.
Jayadeva
Called Piyushavarsha. Son of Yâjnika Mahadeva. Author of the Chandraloka. 2, p. 109.
Jayadeva
Mentioned among the yugapradhânas. 3, App. p. 308.
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Jayapala
One of the knowers of the cleven angas. 3, App. p. 256.
Jayaprabha
Assisted Udayaprabhasûri in his Pravachanasâroddhâravishamapadavyákhyâ. 3, App. pp. 126 and 262.
Jayamangala
Mentioned among the yugapradhânas. 3, App. p. 308.
Jayamangala acharya
Author of a Kaviśiksha. He flourished under Siddharâja, whom he praises. Aufrecht in Catalogus Catalogorum notes that he is quoted by Ratnakantha on Stutikusumânjali. 1, p. 68; App. p. 78.
Jayarama
Author of a commentary, called Tilaka, on the Kâvyaprakâśa. He was a pupil of Râmachandra Bhattacharya and guru of Janârdana Vyasa. Aufrecht in C. C. notes that this book of his was used in the compilation of the Ekashashṭyalankâraprakasa, L. 1447. 2, p. 107.
