पाटीगणित (श्रीधराचार्य - प्राचीन संस्कृत टीका एवं प्रो. कृपाशंकर शुक्ल सविस्तार व्याख्या)

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(14) Râghavabhaṭṭa's (1493 A.D.) commentary on the
Śâradâ-tilaka.¹
(15) Gaṇeśadaivajña's (1545 A.D.) commentary on the
Lîlâvatî of Bhâskara .²
(16) Raghunâtharâja's (1597 A.D.) commentary on the
Âryabhaṭîya.³
(17) Raṅganâtha's (1603 A.D.) commentary, entitled
Mitabhâṣiṇî, on the Lîlâvatî of Bhâskara II.⁴
(18) Mahîdhara's (1635 A.D.) commentary on the Lîlâvatî
of Bhâskara II.⁵
(19) Anonymous commentary, entitled the Prayoga-racanâ
on the Mahâ-Bhâskarîya of Bhâskara I.⁶
(20) Râmakṛṣṇadeva's commentary, entitled Manorañjana,
on the Lîlâvatî of Bhâskara II.⁷
(21) Vîreśvara's commentary, called Pâṭîvyâkhyâna or
Pâṭîgaṇita or Lîlâvatyudâharaṇa, on the Lîlâvatî of Bhâskara II.⁸
The above references show that Śrīdharācārya's works
continued to be studied in India till about the middle of the
seventeenth century A.D. Although the great Bhāskara II
wrote the famous Lîlâvatî about the middle of the twelfth
century A.D., he was not successful to oust the works of
Sridharâcârya from the field.
Evidence of the popularity of the Pâṭīgaṇita and the
Triśatikâ is furnished also by the occurrence of commentaries on
those works and by the influence exerted by them on later works.
¹ The passages quoted are PG, Rule 115 and Triś, Rule 45(ii).
² L (ASS), pp. 6, 12, 160, 218. On p. 218, Triś, Rule 47 is quoted.
³ The passages quoted are PG, Rules 34 and 35.
⁴ See Catalogue of the Sanskrit Manuscripts in the Library the India
Office. Part V. Edited by J. Eggeling, London (1896). Catalogue No
2814. Also see N. Ramanujacharia and G. R. Kaye, 'The Triśatikâ of
Śrīdharācārya,' Bibliotheca Mathematica, Vol. XIII (1912-13), p. 205.
⁵ The passages quoted are Triś, Exs. 26 and 28.
⁶ The passage quoted is PG, Rule 39(i). See comm. on MBh, i. 20.
⁷ See N. Ramanujacharia and G. R. Kaye, l.c., p. 205.
⁸ See Catalogue of the Sanskrit Manuscripts in the Library of the India Office.
Part V. Edited by J. Eggeling, London (1895). Catalogue No. 2816.