Descriptive Catalogue of Sanskrit Manuscripts in Tanjore Vol 19

SR No.: 020244
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: P P S Shastri
Publisher: Government of Madras
Publication Year: 1934
Total Pages: 260
Language: English, Sanskrit
Classification: Catalogue
File Size: 14 MB

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and begot children in the evening of his life owing to the blessings of a Muhamaden Fakir by name Shah-Sherif. Consequently ke termed his first son with the former part of his name Shah and JI being the suffix showing reverence, and his second son as Sherif,
But the Sanskrit poets are gifted with the power of giving an Indian colour to the foreign terms and began to change the pronunciation as Śâhājī and Sarabhaji. So we should not be confounded that the multifarious terms-as Shahjf, Sabaji, Sabaji meant different personages.
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Shabjf has patronised many men of letters. It is well indicated by the activity of presenting the Shahrajapuram, modern Tiruvisanallure to a band of 46 learned Pandits. He was himself well versed in Sanskrit and Mahrathi and Telugu. He had the title Abhinava Bhoja, which one may take to be an apt one. The following works in Sanskrit are ascribed to his pen:
1 Candrasekharavilāsa 2 Sabdaratnasamanvaya
8 Sabdarthasangraha
4 Srigaramañjark
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No. 4359
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64. RAMABHADRAMAKHIN.
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He belongs to the Kaundinya family. He was the Chief Court poet of Shahajl. He was the disciple of Cokkanathama. khin, his father-in-law. He is one of the grantees of Tiruvisanallure. He had a band of disciples and shone amongst them as the center figure. He was the son of Yajħarāmadīkṣita and the disciple of the famous Nilakantha Dikeita. His works are:
No. 4360
7681
8826
5675
5301
4613
5720
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1 Janakiparinaya
2 Şaḍdarsinisiddhanta
3 Patanjalicarita
4 Upadimanidipika 5 Sabdabhedanirūpaņa
6 Srag&ratilaka
7 Paribhagavṛttivyākhyā
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He is also reputed to be the author of Ramabhadraśataka.
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5056 & 7
5063 & 4
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