- Ānandarāyamakhin (p_15)Associated Personsrelationship: father of Nṛsiṃharāya II (p_14)Floruit (Period of Activity) ca. 1700NotesSince he was the son of Nṛsiṃharāya I, who was minister of Ekoji I, and that the latter ruled around 1676-83, I add roughly one generation (approx. 25 years) to get his date of activity.Appayya Dīkṣita (p_2)Associated Personsrelationship: member of family of Nīlakaṇṭha Dīkṣita (p_1)Floruit (Period of Activity) c. 1520-1593Associated Places Adaiyapulam (l_13) (connection: born)Associated Works Kuvalayānanda (w_11) (role: Author)Bhagavantarāyamakhin (p_12)Associated Personsrelationship: son of Gaṅgādharādhvarin (alias Kākoji) (p_13)relationship: brother of Tryambakarāyamakhin (p_5)Floruit (Period of Activity) ca. 1700Bhāskararāyamakhin (p_8)Alternative NamesBhāskararāyaAssociated Personsrelationship: student of Gaṅgādharavājapeyin (p_7)Cokkanāthamakhin (p_3)Associated Personsrelationship: student of Nīlakaṇṭha Dīkṣita (p_1)relationship: teacher of Rāmabhadra Dīkṣita (p_4)relationship: member of family of Rāmabhadra Dīkṣita (p_4)Associated Places Kandaramanikkam (l_4)Associated Works Śabdakaumudī (w_14) (role: Author) Śābdikarakṣā (w_15) (role: Author) Mahābhāṣyaratnāvali (w_2) (role: Author) Dhāturatnāvali (w_3) (role: Author)NotesNCC, vol. 7, 85Son of Nārāyaṇa alias Dvādaśāhayājin of Kauśika gotraḌhuṇḍirāja Vyāsa (p_9)Associated Personsrelationship: beneficiary of Tryambakarāyamakhin (p_5)relationship: beneficiary of Śāhaji I (of Thanjavur) (p_6)relationship: beneficiary of Serfoji Bhonsle (p_10)Floruit (Period of Activity) fl. 1680Associated Places Svamimalai (l_15) (connection: resided)Associated Works Mudrārākṣasavyākhyāna (w_16) (role: Author) Śāhajivilāsagītā (w_17) (role: Author) Rājavyavahārakośa (w_18) (role: Author) Dharmākūtam (w_8) (role: Author)ReferenceIntroduction to Raghavan's ŚāhendravilāsaNCC, vol. 8, pp. 11-12Gaṅgādharādhvarin (alias Kākoji) (p_13)Associated Personsrelationship: father of Tryambakarāyamakhin (p_5)relationship: father of Bhagavantarāyamakhin (p_12)NotesMinister of EkojiGaṅgādharavājapeyin (p_7)Alternative NamesGaṅgādharamakhinAssociated Personsrelationship: associate of Śāhaji I (of Thanjavur) (p_6)relationship: teacher of Bhāskararāyamakhin (p_8)Floruit (Period of Activity) ca. 1690Associated Places Thiruvalangadu (l_17) (connection: born)Nīlakaṇṭha Dīkṣita (p_1)Associated Personsrelationship: member of family of Appayya Dīkṣita (p_2)relationship: teacher of Cokkanāthamakhin (p_3)Floruit (Period of Activity) Active around 1638Associated Places Thiruvisanallur (l_1) (connection: affiliation to this place)Nṛsiṃharāya II (p_14)Alternative NamesNṛsiṃhāmātyaAssociated Personsrelationship: son of Ānandarāyamakhin (p_15)Floruit (Period of Activity) ca. 1735-36Associated Works Tripuravijayacampū (w_28) (role: Author)NotesGrandson of Nṛsiṃharāya I, who was the brother of Tryambakarāyamakhin and Bhagavantarāyamakhin. He was minister of Ekoji II alias Bāvā Saheb (Raghavan, Intro to Śāhendravilāsa, p. 28)Since he was the minister of Ekoji II, who ruled around 1735-36, I take the latter as his date of activity.Paramaśivendra Sarasvatī (p_11)Associated Works Daharavidyāprakāśikā (w_19) (role: Author)Rāmabhadra Dīkṣita (p_4)Associated Personsrelationship: student of Cokkanāthamakhin (p_3)relationship: member of family of Cokkanāthamakhin (p_3)Authority Identifier Q113774201 (Wikidata)Śāhaji I (of Thanjavur) (p_6)Associated Personsrelationship: associate of Tryambakarāyamakhin (p_5)relationship: associate of Gaṅgādharavājapeyin (p_7)relationship: patron of Ḍhuṇḍirāja Vyāsa (p_9)Floruit (Period of Activity) r. 1684-1710Associated Places Thanjavur (l_2) (connection: resided)Associated Works Rasikarañjanī (w_12) (role: Patron) Avaidikadarśanasaṃgraha (w_13) (role: Patron) Śāhajivilāsagītā (w_17) (role: Patron) Candraśekharavilāsa (w_22) (role: Attributed Author) Śabdaratnasamanvayakośa (w_23) (role: Attributed Author) Śabdārthasaṃgraha (w_24) (role: Attributed Author)NotesA few Sanskrit works are ascribed to Śāhaji and an even larger 'number of works are ascribed to him in Telugu and Marathi. See the Catalogues of the Telugu and Marathi Manuscripts in the Sarasvati Mahal Library. No less than 21 works in Telugu and more than 10 in Marathi are ascribed to him' (Raghavan, Intro to Śāhendravilāsa, p. 22).Serfoji Bhonsle (p_10)Alternative NamesSerfoji IŚarabhoji BhonsleAssociated Personsrelationship: patron of Ḍhuṇḍirāja Vyāsa (p_9)Floruit (Period of Activity) r. 1711-1728Associated Places Sakkottai (l_14) (connection: resided)Tryambakarāyamakhin (p_5)Alternative NamesTryambakayajvanTryaṃbakādhvarinAssociated Personsrelationship: associate of Śāhaji I (of Thanjavur) (p_6)relationship: patron of Ḍhuṇḍirāja Vyāsa (p_9)relationship: son of Gaṅgādharādhvarin (alias Kākoji) (p_13)relationship: brother of Bhagavantarāyamakhin (p_12)Floruit (Period of Activity) fl. 1680Associated Places Svamimalai (l_15) (connection: performed a grand-scale yajña in 1698 in svāmimalai, evidenced in the ācāraṇavanitā by appādhvarin)Associated Works Daharavidyāprakāśikā (w_19) (role: Patron) Dharmākūtam (w_8) (role: Attributed Author)NotesHe was the mantrin of Śāhaji I of Thanjavur.Much of the earlier patronage of scholars by Śāhaji I flowed through Tryambakarāyamakhin’s hands (Raghavan, Intro to Śāhendravilāsa, p.27)