Note 25 — X MURĀRI, RĀJAÇEKHARA, THEIR PREDECESSORS AND SUCCESSORS
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1 See Aufrecht, ZDMG. xxxvi. 521. ↑
2 v. 36; Lévi, TI. ii. 87. The citations are mainly from his Kapphiṇābhyudaya; Thomas, Kavīndravacanasamuccaya, p. 111. ↑
3 Pischel, ZDMG. xxxix. 315; Hultzsch, GN. 1886, pp. 224 ff. ↑
4 Bhattanatha Svamin, IA. xli. 139 f.; Bhandarkar, Report (1897), pp. xi, xviii; Peterson, Report, ii. 59. The name is variously given as Māyūrāja. ↑
5 Subhāṣitāvali, 1766. ↑
6 Ibid., 1366. ↑
7 Ibid., 1364. ↑
8 Ibid., 1634. ↑
9 i. 42; SD. 390; N. xix. 94; Lévi, TI. ii. 9. ↑
10 DR. ii. 54 comm. ↑
11 DR. iv. 26 comm. ↑
12 DR. i. 41 comm. ↑
13 DR. iii. 13 comm. ↑
14 DR. iii. 17 comm. ↑
15 DR. iii. 12 comm. ↑
16 DR. iii. 38 comm.; SD. 512. ↑
17 DR. iii. 56 f. comm.; SD. 516. ↑
18 vi. 30/31 is cited in i. 6/7. ↑
19 xxxviii. 68. For his date cf. Bühler, Kashmir Report, p. 42. See Bhattanatha Svamin, IA. xli. 141; Lévi, TI. i. 277. ↑
20 ID. p. 83. Dhanika (DR. ii. 1) cites, anonymously as usual, iii. 21. ↑
21 xxv. 74. ↑
22 ZDMG. lxxv. 63. ↑
23 ii. 34, as compared with vii. 83. ↑
24 Ed. KM. 1894; cf. Baumgartner, Das Râmâyaṇa, pp. 125 ff. ↑
25 v. 6. ↑
26 vii. 87. ↑
27 vii. 82. ↑
28 vii. 107. ↑
29 vii. 90. ↑
30 Ed. p. 1, note. ↑
31 Konow, Karpūramañjarī, pp. 177 ff.; Hultzsch, IA. xxxiv. 177 ff.; V. S. Apte, Rājaçekhara, Poona, 1886. Of special virtue is his Kāvyamīmāṅsā on rhetoric, which is better than his dramas. ↑
32 Winternitz, GIL. iii. 47; Lévi, TI. i. 183 f. ↑
33 Ed. Calcutta, 1884. ↑
34 Ed. C. Cappeller, Strassburg, 1885; Weber, IS. xviii. 481 ff. ↑
35 Ed. S. Konow, trs. C. R. Lanman, HOS. iv. 1901; J. Charpentier, Monde oriental, ii. 226 ff. ↑
36 Ed. Poona, 1886; trs. L. H. Gray, JAOS. xxvii. 1 ff. ↑
37 ii. 30. The translation of this and the next verse is taken from Lanman’s version. ↑
38 ii. 47. ↑
39 ii. 49. ↑
40 Konow, ID. p. 87; Peterson, Reports, ii. 63; Bhandarkar, Report (1897), p. xi. ↑ a b
41 Peterson, Reports, iii. 340 f. ↑
42 Ed. Calcutta, 1884; trs. L. Fritze, Leipzig, 1883. On the same theme is Rāmacandra’s Satyahariçcandra (twelfth cent.); see Keith, JRAS. 1914, pp. 1104 f. ↑