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MADHAVA.
Acharya Shri Kailassagarsuri Gyanmandir
The next writer from the chronological point of view is Madhava whose work the Nyayamälävistara is described in Nos. 6938-54. This Madhava is the same as the author of the He was the minister of King Bukka of Vijayanagar. For other particulars regarding this author see the Introduction to Vol. III.
famous Vedabhagya.
APPAYYADIKṢITA.
This prolific writer of the 16th century has composed a number of works in Mimamsa. The following Mimamsa works of this author are preserved here:
1. Vidhirasayans and its vyakhya Vidhirasa yanasukhopajivani (6997-7005),
2. Upakrama parakrama (6981-86), and
3. Citrapata (6975-76). It may be noted here that Nos. 6975 and 6976 represent the same Citrapata though they are described under two different names, Citrapata and MImamsasiddhanta.
RĀJACUDAMANI DÎKSITA.
Two works of this author are preserved in this library, of which one-Karpuravarttika-bas been referred to already. The other, (i. e.) Tantrasikhamani is an independent work, based on the Adhikarapa sutras. It is described under No. 6841. Unfortunately the work has not been available in its entirety. It is in this work that he gives the clue to the period of his literary activities. This was composed in A. D. 1686. For other particulars regarding Rajacudamani Diksita, please refer to the introduction to the Adyar Edition of the author's Rukminikalyāna.
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