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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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THE SANSKRIT MANUSCRIPTS. No. 12305. nalacampuh . NALACAMPUH. 8289 Substance, palm-leaf (Sritala ). Size, 184 x 1 inches. Pages, 93. Lines, Character, Telangu. Condition, slightly injured. 8 on a page. Appearance, old. Breaks off in the sixth Ucchvasa. A proso-poetical work narrating the story of the marriage of Damayanti and Nala: by Trivikramabhatta, son of Simhaditya and grandson of Sridhara of Sandilyagotra. This work has been printed ; and in the Nirnayasagara Press edition the name of the author's father is given as Devaditya. Beginning : jayati girisutaya � candramaulih | tadanu ca vijayante kirtibhajam kavinamasakrdamrtabindusyandino vagvilasah || jayati madhusahayah sarvasamsaravallijananajathara kandah ko'pi kandarpadevah | tadanu punarapangotsangasancaritanam jayati tarunayosilocananam vilasah || tya (a)gadhantahparispandi vibudhanandamandiram | vande rasantarapraudham srotassarakhatam mahat || prasannah kantiharinyo nanaslesavicaksanah | bhavanti kasyacitpunyairmukhe vaco grhe striyah || asti samasta munimanujabrnda brndarakavandaniyapadaravindasya bhagavato vidheh visvavyapitryaparaparavasyadavatirnasya samsaracakrakratukriyakandaka (sau ) ndasya sa- ndilyanamro munermaharservesah | sruyante ca sravanocitascandanapallava iva tatra kecida- nucanah sucayarasatyavaco virincavarcaso'rcaniyacara brahmavadino brahmanah | * * * tesam vamse visadayasasam sridharasyatmajo'bhut simhadityah svamativikasa hedavidyavivekah | svamativikasadvedavidyavivekah utkallolam disi disi janah kirtipiyusa sindhum yasyadyapi sravanaputake ghurnitaksah pibanti || taistairatmagunairyena trailokyastilakamitam i tasmadasmi suto jato jadacapatram trivikramah ||

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