A Descriptive Catalogue of the Sanskrit Manuscripts, Madras

by M. Seshagiri Sastri | 1901 | 1,488,877 words

These pages represent "A Descriptive Catalogue of the Sanskrit Manuscripts of the Government Oriental Manuscripts Library, Madras"—a scholarly work that systematically details the vast collection of Sanskrit manuscripts held by the Government Oriental Manuscripts Library in Madras, now Chennai, India. The catalogue serves as an essential ...

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8482 A DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF No. 12630. ratnavali . RATNAVALI. Substance, palm-leaf. Size, 17 * 1 inches. Pages, 65. la. Lines, 5 on a page. Oharacter, Grantha and Telugu. Condition, good. Appearance, new. Fol. 30 is lost. Begins on fol. 9 a. The other work herein is Dasarupakavivarana Complete. Same work as the above. No. 12631. ratnavali . RATNAVALI. Substance, palm-leaf. Size, 18 inches. Pages, 50. Lines, 9 on a page. Character, Grantha. Condition, good. Appearance, old. Begins on fol. 1 a. The other work herein is Prabodhacandrodaya 26 a. Complete. Same work as the above. Substance, paper. No. 12632. ratnesvaraprasadanam . RATNESVARAPRASADANAM. Size, 11 x 8 inches. Page, 94. Lines, 22 on a page. Character, Devanagari. Condition, good. Appearance, new. Complete. This drama in five acts is based on the story of the marriage of Ratnacuda with Ratnavali, daughter of a Gandharva named Vasubhuti. She is said to have accomplished her object by propitiating God Ratnesvara worshipped at Benares. The drama was intended to be enacted on the occasion of the festival of God Svayambhunatha worshipped at Mulandanagara (Muilandrum) in the North Arcot district. The author was Gururama, son of Svayambhunatha and grandson of Tyagaraja of Kasyapagotra and the daughter's son of Rajanatha. The author mentions certain distinguished predecessors of his family, such as Aghorasivadesika, Prasadavallabha, Dhakkasabhapati and Bhaskaracarya. They are also mentioned in the work Vibhagaratnamalika described under R. No. 1739 of the Triennial Catalogue, Vol. II, Part I-C. Gururama is the author also of Madanagopalavilasa (vide No. 12576 ante).

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