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Tīkā ed. Bhimsingh Manek, Nirnayasagar Press, Bombay 1903. // Vrtti or Prakāśikā, Jñāna Dīpikā Press, Bombay 1872.// Prakrit Vyākaranaṁ (2 parts) comm. Jñānamuni, 25th Centanary of Mahavira Nirvana Committee, In: Atmarama Jain Model School, Kamala Nagara, 1974,p. 495, [the text, auto-commentary, Sanskrit commentary on the pattern of Siddhānta Kaumudī, summary in Hindi, appendices] // Prakrit-vyākaraṇaḥ, Muni Vajrasena, Atmanand Jain Text Series No.94, Jaina Atmanand Sabha, Bhavnagar 1980, p.48,452, [alphabetical index of Prakrit roots with their Sanskrit equivalents, alphabetical index of sūtras, of words with Sanskrit rendering, list of sūtras, text of Dodhaka vịtti by anonymous, Prakrit declensions of word and roots. ] 6. Prakritakāmadhenu, attributed to Lañkeśvara Rāvana (according to some simply Rāvaņa or only Lankeśvara) is a small work on declensions etc. According to the author, a voluminous work on Prakrit grammar was composed by him and the present work is an abridged form of that extinct work. It treats of the rules of Prakrit grammar in 34 verses. It also deals with a few characteristics of Apabhramśa. Mss. Dacca University. 4179, List, Cal. 3157, 3158 7. Prakritsabdānuśāsana of Trivikramadeva (13th cent. CE), the son of Mallinātha, grandson of Adityavarman and pupil of Arhannandi, composed his sūtras in conformity with Hemacandra. He discussed the characteristics of Māhārāstrī, Saurasenī, Māgadhi, Paiśācī, Cūlikā, Pāiśācī and Apabhraṁsa but left Ārşa or Ardhamāgadhi. In Apabhraíía, he added nothing new, except, the Sanskrit rendering in examples. In fact, he copied all the illustrations from Hemacandra with a few ommissions.
His work, containing 1036 sūtras, is divided into three chapters (adhyāyas), each of which is again sub-divided into four sections (pādas). Trivikrama's contribution to the field of Prakrit studies is his Deśī words, dealt in six groups.
