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Jaina contribution to Indian Sanskrit Grammar - A Survey :
manipradīpa of Mañgarasa or Muñgarasa (c) Cintāmaṇiviṣamapada Tikā or Vṛtti-Tippaṇa of Samantabhadra and (d) Cintāmaṇivṛtti by anonymous '(inc.),
4. Sākaṭāyana-Nyasa of Prabhacandra (12th-13th cent. AD),
5. Sākaṭāyana- Prakriyāsaṁgraha of Abhayacandra (14th cent. AD),
6. Sākaṭāyana-Tikā of Bhāvasena Traividya,
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7. Amoghavistara (c. 13th-14th AD) by anonymous,
8. Sākaṭāyanatarañgiṇī, (referred),
9. Sākaṭāyanaṭīkā on Amoghavṛtti,
10. Maņi-Prakāśikā (Śākaṭāyana-Vyākaraṇa-Vṛtti-Cintāmaṇi-Ţīkā). This section also deals with the commentaries on the parts of Śākaṭāyana Grammar, such as
1.
Dhatupāṭha-Vivaraṇa, an auto-commentary by Śākaṭāyana,
2. Sākaṭāyanadhātupatha by Dhanapala,
3. Dhätupāṭha commentary by Kṣemendra,
4. Dhätupāṭha commentary by Harṣakirtisūri,
5.
Gaṇaratnamahodadhi (AD 1122) of Vardhamānasūri,
6.
Unädisūtra-Vṛtti by anonymous,
7.
Ganapatha,
8.
Paribhāṣā Śabdānuśāsana of Śākaṭāyana,
The literature related with the Grammar of Hemacandra may be treated under heads:
[1] Auto-commentaries on the text,
[2] Prakriya works and their auto-commentaries,
[3] (a) Commentaries by other scholars on Śabdānuśāsana, (b) on his auto-commentary Bṛhannyāsa and (c) Prakriya works.
[1] Auto-commentaries on the text,
1.
Svopajñalaghuvṛtti, an auto-commentary in (6,000 Granthāgras) 2. Svopajña Madhyamavṛtti (Laghuvṛtti-Avacūri-Pariṣkāra),
3.
Rahasyavṛtti, an auto-commentary,
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