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Chandrakirtisūri was the author of the Chha. ndakcsatikā (about A. D. 1573–4 ) and a commentary on the Sārasvata Vyakarana.187
Sakalachandragani composed the Dhyāna. dipikā, Dharmasiksha and the Srutāsvāda sikshā. dwara ( A. D. 1573–4 )188
Hemavijaya, pupil of Kamalavijaya of Tapagatohha, composed the Pārsvanāthacharita (A. D. 1575–6 ), Rishabhasataka ( A. D. 1599-1600), Kathāratnākara. ( about A. D. 1600 ), Anyokti – muktamahodadhi, Kirtikallolini, Suktaratnavali, Sadbhāvasataka. Chaturvimsatistuti, Stutitridasatarangini, Vijayastuti and the Vigayaprasasti.189
Padmasāgara composed the Nayaprakās. āshtaka, Silaprakása ( A. D. 1577–8), Dharmapari. ksha (A. D, 1588-9 ), Jagadgurukāvya (A. D, 1589-90), Uttarādhyayanakathāsangraha, Yuktiprakasa, Pramānaprakāsa, Tilakamanjarivritti and the Yasodharacharita.190
Ravisāgara was the author of the Rupasenacharita, Pradyumnacharita (A. D. 1588-9 ) and the Ekadasikathā ( A. D. 1588-9 )191-92
187. Ibid, p. 585. 188 Ibid p. 585
189. Ibid pp. 585-6. 190. Peterson, IV, 102; Yasovijaya granthamälä Publication No. 14; Velankara No. 1703 191–92 Desai, Loc. cit., pp. 586-7; 191-92. Buhler, II,
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