Sudarśanasuri
From Hindupedia, the Hindu Encyclopedia
By Swami Harshananda
Sudarśanasuri lived in A. D. 1200-1275. He was the son of Digvijayabhaṭṭa and the grandson of Vedavyāsabhaṭṭa who was the second son of Kureśa, the famous disciple of Rāmānuja.[1] He was the author of the now famous Srutaprakāśikā, a detailed gloss on the Śribhāsya of Rāmānuja. Vedānta Deśika[2] was his younger contemporary, who tactfully managed to save Sudarśanasuri’s book as also his two sons during the Muslim invasion of South India. The other works of Sudarśanasuri are:
- Śrutapradipikā
- Tātparyadipikā
- Saranāgatigadyabhāsya, a commentary on the Subālopaniṣad
- Sandhyāvandana-bhāsya
- Kṣamāsodaśī
References[edit]
- The Concise Encyclopedia of Hinduism, Swami Harshananda, Ram Krishna Math, Bangalore