सुभाषितरत्नभाण्डागार (पण्डित काशीनाथ शर्मा संग्रह)

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भाव. = भावशतकम् of Bhāvamiśra, a Ms
भोज , भोजप्र = भोजप्रबन्ध of Ballāla, 16th cent A. D. NSP 1932.
अमरा = अमराष्टकम् Ptd Jīvānanda, Kāvyasaṁgraha.
म , मनु. = मनुस्मृति of Manu with comm of Kullūkabhaṭṭa NSP 1946.
म. वी. च , महावीर = महावीरचरितम् of Bhavabhūti. See above under Uttararāma-carita. NSP 1926.
महा. ना = महानाटकम् of Hanūmat Kavi, 11th cent. A. D. Gildemeister's Lib
मात्स्य पु = मात्स्यपुराणम् Bombay edn
मा. मा ; मालती. = मालतीमाधवम् of Bhavabhūti. See above under U. R. Carita. NSP 1937.
मालवि = मालविकाग्निमित्रम् of Kālidāsa. NSP 1935.
मुकुंद. = मुकुन्दमाला of Kulaśekhara, traditionally identified with the Tamil Vaiṣṇava Saint, the Cera king of that name, hymn earlier than the 10th cent A D NSP 1952.
मुद्रा. रा. = मुद्राराक्षसम् of Viśākhadatta, 9th cent A. D NSP 1935.
मुरा. ; मुरारि = See above under Anargharāghava.
मृच्छ. = मृच्छकटिकम् of Śūdraka NSP 1950
मेघ. = मेघदूतम् of Kālidāsa. NSP 1935.
मोहमुद्ग. = मोहमुद्गरम् Ascribed to Śaṅkarācārya Haberlin's Anth.
याज्ञ. = याज्ञवल्क्यस्मृति of Yājñavalkya Muni NSP 1926
योगयात्रा. = योगयात्रा of Varāhamihira, died 586 A D
रघु. = रघुवंशम् of Kālidāsa with comm of Mallinātha and extracts from 5 comm. NSP 1948
रत्ना. = रत्नावली Nāṭikā of Harṣavardhana See above under Nāgānanda. NSP 1938
र. ; रामायण. = रामायणम् of Vālmīki NSP 1930 and also ed. Schlegel.
रवि = (भदन्त) रविगुप्त author of the Candraprabhāvijaya, quoted in the Jaya-maṅgalā on the Kāmasūtras.
रसगं. = रसगंगाधर of Jagannātha Paṇḍitarāja. See above under Bhāminīvilāsa. NSP 1947
राज. त. ; राज = राजतरंगिणी of Kalhaṇa of Kashmīr, son of Campaka, minister of Harṣa, written in 1149–50 A. D under Jayasiṁha Ptd. Calcutta 1835.
राजेन्द्र. = राजेन्द्रकर्णपूर of Śambhu Kavi of Kashmir, written in praise of King Harṣa of Kashmīr (1089–1101), Śambhu wrote also Anyoktimuktālatā (KM III) and is mentioned by Maṅkhuka (SKC XXV. 96–97) as the father of the celebrated vaidya Ānanda.
राघव. = राघवदेव. father of Gopāla, Dāmodara and Devadāsa, grandfather of Śār-ngadhara (au. of Śārṅgadharapaddhati), flourished in the court of Hammīra (died 1295 A. D.).
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