Hi friends today i am here to share a few words about the legend "SWAMY DESIKAN"
You may not be familiar with this person,but after reading this article you will be astonished.
Background:
Desika is a Sanskrit word which means “Acharya”. In
our srivaishnava sampradayam there are numerous acharyas starting from
Nammazhvar to present day acharyas, it is only Swami desika is addressed
respectfully as “Desika”. This is like calling srirangam perumal as nam perumal
(in English Our Perumal) and addressing shatakopan as nam azhvar.
Sri Desika’s original name was Venkata natha. His
parents have choosen this name since Desika was born on a sravanam day, which
is the birth star of Thiruppathi perumal, Lord Srinivasa.
Sri Desika was born in the year 1268 CE(Common Era)
about 130 years after Bhagavad Ramanuja attained parama padam.His parents were
Sri Ananthasuri and Smt Thothaaramba.He was born in a place called Thoopul near
Kanchi puram.Swami desika’s parents were childless for long time and one day
Lord Srinivasa of Seven Hills,Thiruppathi has ordered them to go for a
pilgrimmage to Thiruppathi.
Those days there were no buses or trains to travel
so Sri Anatasuri and his wife walked from Kanchipuram to Thiruppathi and
climbed the Hills and had the darshan of the Perumal.That night they were
resting in a Mandapam near temple. The Lord Srinivasa appeared in their dream
as a small vaishanva boy and gave smt Thothaaramba a golden bell and she
swallowed the bell in the dream. Next day the archakas did not find the bell in
the perumal sannidhi and they were worried and started searching for it.
Perumal told in a heavenly voice that the bell has been given to Smt Thothaaramba
and she will deliver a son who will be a great scholar like Bhagavad Ramanuja,
who will firmly re establish the supremecy of our srivaishnava sampradayam. To
remind us this incident, even today there is no bell in the perumal
sannidhi.Only the huge bell suspended in the front hall is used while
doing thiruvaradanam.
Birth and Younger days:
After some time sri Desika was born. He was named
as Venkatanatha by his maternal uncle Sri Appullar. Sri Appullar is his acharya
too. When Sri Desika was a small boy of five years old he was taken to Kanchi
Varadarajar Temple where one acharya was giving lecture on Ramanuja’s Sri
Bhashyam. Sri Appullar and the young boy desika went and prostrated to this
scholar and he has stopped the lecture and blessed them. Sri Appullar and
desika was about to leave and the acharya wanted to continue his lecture but he
forgot where he has stopped. Although desika was mere a boy of 5 years he
reminded Sri Nadadhur Ammal the vaishanva scholar who was giving lecture and
every one assembled there were astonished at the brilliance of Desika at this
tender age. Sri Nadadhur ammal blessed Sri Desika and he told every one that
Sri Desika will be a great scholar who will firmly establish the supremecy of
our sampradayam following the footstep of Bhagavad Ramanuja. He also instructed
Sri Appullar to teach desika all vedas, divya prabandham and other sastras.
Even today we can see a painting in the varadaraja temple reminding us this
incident.
At the age of 7, after upanayanam Sri Appullar started
teaching the Vedas, Sastras,Sri bhashya and divya prabandham. He was surprised
at the brilliance of swami desika as he has grasped in no time what ever taught
to him.The elders were wondering whether Sri Desika is the combined re
incarnation of earlier acharyas like Ramanuja,Natha muni and Alavandar. At the
age of 20, Sri Desika has mastered all the sastras and became a scholar.
At the age of 21, Sri Desika was married to a
beautiful girl called Thirumangai or Kanaka valli.Sri Appullar taught Desika the
sacred Garuda mantra. Sri Desika has started his family life as ordered in the
Sastras. He was strictly performing all the duties required by a Srivaishnava
and living on uncha vritti.ie their daily supply of rice and vegetables will be
given by his disciples.A brahmana was supposed to do Veda adhyayanam and teach
every one in the village.They will not go to work as we do these days.Their
needs will be taken care by his students who learn from him.This is the system
which was in place 500 years back in India.
Desika in Thiruvaheendra puram:
After the death Sri Appullar Swami desika wanted to
chant the garuda mantra taught to him for many days without food and sleep to
receive the blessings of the divine bird Garuda on which Sri Narayana travels.
It is said in Scriptures that the Garuda is Veda swaroopi. Desika went to
Thiruvahendra puram and climbed the small hill there and started chanting the
mantra. Garuda was pleased with the devotion of Desika and blessed him with
Hayagreeva mantra and instructed him to chant the Hayagreeva mantra continously
to receive the blessings of Haygreeva. Then Lord Hayagreeva appeared before
desika and blessed him with the nector flowing from HIS mouth. Lord Hayagreeva
took the seat of Swami Desika’s tip of the tounge as prayed by desika. Also
Hayagreeva gave an idol of himself for desika’s daily worship. This idol or
vigraha is still being preserved in the Devanatha temple in Thiruvaheendra
puram. Swami desika composed famous Haygreeva stotram, Devanayaka panchashat in
sanskrit and achchutha shatakam in Prakriut and Mummanikkovai and Nava mani
maalai in Tamil.
Swami desika had a special liking to this divya
desam and he came once again after touring to Kanchi, Srirangam,Thiruppathi and
other shrines in North India. We will see these incidents later.
Desika in Kanchipuram:
Sri Desika came back to Kanchipuram and composed
various stotras explaining the concept of prapatti or surrender.The stotras are
Nyasa vimshati,Nyasa dashakam and Nyasa tilakam in sanskrit and
Adaikkalappaththu and artha panchakam in Tamil.
Swami desika was mesmorised at the beauty of
Varadha raja perumal of Kanchi and composed fifty slokas on HIM.He also wrote
stotras of various perumals visiting the temples in and around Kanchi puram.
In the Year 1317CE,in the Tamil month of AvaNi, Sri
Varadha raja perumal blessed swami desika with a son who was name as
Varadhacharya. His birth star was rohiNi which is the same as that of Lord
Krishna.His son followed the footsteps of Swami desika and shined as his
father.
Swami desika then went to Thiruppathi and here he
composed the beautiful stotra called Daya shatakam. Lord Srinivasa has blessed
swami desika conferring the title Vedantaacharya.Then swami desika went to
Badri,Ayodhdhi, kaasi,Nepal and other places in North India on foot to visit
the temples over there.
Sri Desika in Sri rangam:
All the Srivaishnava acharyas have special love to
Srirangam lord Sri Ranganatha. Sri Ramanuja stayed here for long years. Swami
desika was asked to come to Sri rangam by other acharyas, for a debate to prove
the correctness of Our sampradayam which is strictly in accrodance with the
scriptures. Swami desika came to Srirangam and on the way he halted at Sri
Perumpudhur the birth place of Bhagavad Ramanuja and composed a stotra on Sri ramanuja
to seek his blessings to win in the debate. This slokam is called Yatirja
saptati which glorifies all our acharyas and Sri Ramanuja in particular.
In Sri rangam the debate with schloars of other
sampradayam went for 7 days and finally Sri Desika demolished every argument of
the opponents. The scolars who have debated with Sri Desika have accepted the
defeat and become his disciples. This discussion has been compiled as Satha
dhudhaNi.
Lord Ranganatha was pleased with their beloved
child Sri Desika’s intelligence and conferred him the title of “ Vedanta
Desikan” Sri Ranga naayaki thaayaar conferred the title of “ Sarva tantra
swatantrar” which means that he is master of all arts, crafts. The other
acharyas assembled there were pleased with this and declared that Sri desika is
indeed deserved of this honorory titles.
Swami’s visit to Melkote, Karnataka.
In the year 1327, Srirangam city was invaded by
Muslims. Malik kafur the General of Allauddin, Sultan of Delhi came to
Srirangam to rob the temple and kill the satvic devotees. Fear gripped in the
minds of every one and they afraid how to preserve the glory of the temple. It
was decided that Swami desika will travel to Karnataka along with the
manuscripts of Sri Bhashya commentry along with the sons of Sri Sudarshana
bhattar, a great acharya who wrote commentry for Sri Bashya. Other acharyas
left to Thiruppathi with the idol of Ranganatha. The temple was closed and many
bhagavathas were killed by the brutal invaders and even Swami desika has to
hide among the corpses (dead bodies) for one night before travelling to
Karnataka.
Swami desika while at Karnataka composed a stotra
called “abhithi sthava” praying to Sri Ranganatha to restore the glory of Sri
rangam. Swami was crying for the death of many acharyas and bhagavathas by the
ruthless invaders.We can even see the place where he stayed in Karnataka and
here the vigraham of Swami desika is unique as he is in standing posture as if
he was on his toes ever ready to travel back to Srirangam.
After 12 years when the muslims were thrown out of
Srirangam Swami desika came back to Srirangam.
Back at Srirangam:
Swami came to srirangam and it was time for yearly
utsavams when the entire divya prabandham will be recited in 20 days. The first
ten days the utsavam is in the day and the next 10 days in the night. Since
this utsavam was stopped for many years due to Muslim invasion, the orthodox
people objected to recitation of Divya prabandham since it is in Tamil and only
Sanskrit vedas should be recited. They also objected to install vigrahas of
Azhvars because they were just human beings and many of them were not even
Brahmins. Swami desika argued with them at length proving that the divya
prabandham is nothing but the essence of Vedas and Upanishads and the Azhvars
are great devotees of Sriman Narayana and they are fit to be worshipped in side
the temple. Finally the orthodox devotees agreed with Sri Desika and the
utsavam has been celebrated in a grand manner. Swami was pained to see the
objections and to make sure no such problems in the future he has got the
details of the utsavam written in a stone and installed in the temple. Sri
Ranganatha was pleased with this and commended that the Thaniyan glorifying
swami desika “Ramanuja daya patram..” should be recited every day in the temple
before starting the prabandham recitation.
While at Sri rangam swami has composed the famous
Bhagavad dyana sopanam glorifying the beauty of the Sriranganatha from the feet
to the head. This stotra is like Amalanaadhi piran of Thiruppaanaazhvar.
Some vidhwans challenged that whether swami desika
can compose 1000 hymns in praise of Lord Ranganatha in one day. Swami has
accepted the challenge and he prayed to Ranganatha to bless him to compose 1000
stotras and the Lord has commended that sri Desika should compose the stotra on
the Divine Sandals (padhukas). Swami did not write anything in the day as he
was busy in teaching etc and in the night also he slept till 4 O’clock in the
morning. Then he started writting down the stotras and in less than 3 hours he
has composed 1008 stotras on the padhukas. Even a fast recital of the entire
stotras will take more than 6 hours and swami has composed them in such a short
time since he was “Kavitarkika simham” which means lion among the poets.
Swami at Srivilliputtur:
Swami desika went on a pilgrammage to South and
visited many divya desams in Kerala and Madurai and while he was at
Srivilliputtur he has composed the famous Godha sthuthi. Swami had special
bhakthi to Andal and this stotram glorifies Andal.She has commended that this
stotra should be recited during her utsavam along with divya prabandham.
Swami’s Vairagyam:
Some of the local people in Kachipuram felt bad
that a great master like Sri Desika is doing uncha vrutti ie begging for grains.
They thought of mixing gold coins along with rice and offered him since Desika
won’t accept money or Gold if given separately. Sri Desika did not notice this
trick and came home and gave the rice to his wife for making prasadam. She is
also a simple maiden and never seen gold coins in her life.She called Desika
and asked what the glittering coins are. Swami desika was suprised at this and
told her that they are vermins and separated them by a dharpa grass, as he did
not even want to touch the gold coins.
One of Swami desika’s friend (Vidyaranya) during
their school days became the minister of Vijayanagara kingdom. He heard about
the poverty of Sri Desika and wanted to help him.So he has sent in a message
asking desika to come to the Kingdom to receive gifts from the king.Swami
desika has refused to this request and sent him the reply in a poem called
Vairagya panchakam.
Swami’s bhakthi:
Once a young boy wanted some money for his marriage
and approched the wealthy people in Kanchipuram.They were jealous of Sri
desika’s simplicity and not seeking any financial help from them. Just to
embarraas our swami they have told that only desika can give lots of money
because he is rich.The boy did not know the evil intention of the jealous
people and went to swami desika for financial help. We all know that desika is
not having any money but he took the young boy to the Thayar sannidhi and
started reciting Sri Stuthi and lo and behold..
It has started raining and rain of gold coins from
the sky. Swami desika thanked the thayar for her mercy and told the boy to take
as much he wants and he did not take any coin for himself. The jealous people
were shocked at this incident and came running to seek the pardon of swami
desika.
Once a snake charmer came and challenged desika that
whether he can control his poisonous snakes and sri desika drew a chalk line on
the ground and recited some mantra. None of the snake could cross over the line
drawn by swami but one ferocious snake crossed over to harm swami.Sri Desika
recited the Garuda mantra and instantly Garuda came and took away all the
snakes. The Snake Charmer begged to swami desika to give back his snakes since
it is the only lively hood of him. Swami desika again prayed to Garuda and it
brought the snakes again.
One magician confronted with swami and drank the
water from the pond. With his magic he made swami’s stomach to bulge as the
magician drank water from the pond. Swami was feeling extreme pain and
understood the reason quickly. Desika just scratched the pillar near by with
his fingernails and the water flowed out of the pillar. The magician was
astonished with the super magic of Desika and begged his pardon.
Swami Desika as Sarva tantra (Master of all arts,
crafts):
There are many incidents in Swami desika’s life
which prove that he is not just an acharya or poet.He was well versed with many
other crafts and the following three incidents prove this point.
Once a mason challenged swami desika whether he can
construct a well with the bricks supplied by him. Swami desika accepted the
challenge and the mason gave broken and irregular shaped bricks to swami but he
nicely arranged them and finished the well construction. This well is still
existing in Thiruvahendrapuram.
Once a sculptor challenged swami whether he can
make an idol of himself and fitted in the pedastal that was made by the
sculptor. Swami made an idol and the sculptor tried to fix it in the pedastal
and could not do so.He thought that the idol was wrong and tried to chisel some
part of the idol to fix it. Blood flowed out of desika’s corresponding part of
the body where he chiseled out. The sculptor accepted that the pedastal is of
wrong size and then swami desika corrected the pedastal and installed the idol
on it. This image is even today available in Thiruvahendara puram.
Once a shoe maker challenged that whether desika
can mend his sandal and swami accepted this challenge and to every one’s
surprise he made the sandal quickly as if he was a original shoe maker.People
are astonished at swami desika’s knowledge in various crafts.
Swami’s last days:
Swami desika lived 101 years and he felt the time
has come for him to go the spritual abode of Narayana. He went to Sriranganatha
and took his permission. His disciples and his son were feeling the pain of his
separation and cried. Swami desika consoled them and instructed them to
continue their divine works and follow the ramanuja dharshanam. In the year
1369 he kept his head in the lap of his son Kumara varadhachariar and left his
mortal coil while listening to the chanting of thiruvaymozhi and Upanishads.
Later Sri Ranganayaki thayar ordered that a
sannidhi should be made for Swami desika close to her sannidhi inside the
temple. Also it is believed that she ordered that no other acharya sannidhi
will be made hereafter inside the temple as a mark of respect to this great
acharya, which is being followed to this day.One can see the desikan sannidhi
in front of the thaayaar sannidhi in Srirangam.
Thaniyans on Swami desika:
A number of 'Thanians ' (laudatory dedication verses)
were dedicated to him.
(1) His son Kumara Varadacharya has composed a
thaniyan on swami desika. We are reciting this thaniyan before reciting any
sanskrit stotra of swami desikan.
"Sriman Venkata Natharyah Kavitarkika Kesari |
Vedantacharya Varyo Mey Sannidhattam Sadaa Hridhi ||"
Vedantacharya Varyo Mey Sannidhattam Sadaa Hridhi ||"
The meaning of this verse is” "the great lion
of poets and the great preceptor of Vedanta (that Swami Venkatanatha was)
should reside in his heart always."
(2) Another one was by his disciple Brahma Tantra
Swatantra which says:-
"Ramanuja Daya Patram Gnana Vairaghya Bushanam
|
Srimad Venkata Natharyam Vande Vedanta Desikam ||"
Srimad Venkata Natharyam Vande Vedanta Desikam ||"
We recite this taniyan before starting divya
prabandham.The meaning of this taniyan is "I salute the great Venkata
Natha also called Vedanta Acharya and Lion among poets and logicians and who
was well adorned by both Knowledge and discretion and who well deserved the
grace of Srimad Ramanuja":
(3) There is another taniyan on Swami Desika which
is recited before reciting any of the desika prabandham
"Seeronru Tooppul Thiruvenkata mudaiyan
par onra chonna pazhamozhiyul- OronRu
thane amaiyadhO Dharaniyil Vazhvorkku
Vanerap PomaLavum Vazhvu ||"
par onra chonna pazhamozhiyul- OronRu
thane amaiyadhO Dharaniyil Vazhvorkku
Vanerap PomaLavum Vazhvu ||"
The meaning of this taniyan is " For a person
who desires to ascend up to the Heavens, even a single statement of the great
Acharya, Tooppul Tiuvenkadamudaiyan (Vedanta Desika) uttered by him for the
benefit of humanity would be sufficient to lift him up to his desired goal
Conclusion:
Swami desika was a poet, philosopher, logician and
he took the task of upholding the concepts preached by Sri.Ramanuja. It is
because of him the Ramanuja dharshanam is being recogonised by the world. Even
the critics of Swami desika have suprised at his knowledge and logical
reasoning and praise him for his masterey in every form of work be it drama,
poetry or commentry in either Tamil, Sanskrit and Mani pravala.It is told that
he was proficient in 8 languages.
No acharya among the followers of Sri Ramanuja
fought for the rightful place for Divya prabandham as did swami desika. It was
he who re established the recitation of divya prabanhdam in Srirangam and other
temples.
Swami desika has composed more than 100 works and
even if one wants to read all of them it will take more than 100 years. His
Sanskrit is considered to be most sweet only after to Maha kavi Kalidasa.
His Tamil prabandhams are equally sweet and he has
brough the essence of Vedas to his simple Tamil prabandhams and translated the
tamil pranbadham Tiruvaymozhi to sanskrit.
Let us pray to this great acharya and seek his blessings
to read and understand his works/Storas, which will be the most pleasing
kaimkaryam to Perumal and Thayar.
Annexure I
Swami Desika’s works:
A: DEVOTIONAL POEMS (STOTRAS)- (in alphabetical
order)- 29
1. Abheeti Sthavam
2. Achyuta Sathakam
3. Ashtabuja Ashtakam
4. Bhagavad Dhyaana Sopaanam
5. Bhoo Sthuthi
6. Dasaavataara Stotram
7. Dayaa Sathakam
8. Dehaleesa Sthuthi
9. Devanaayaka Panchaasath
10. Garuda Dhandakam
11. Garuda Panchaasath
12. Godhaa Sthuthi
13. Gopaala Vimsathi
14. Hayagriva Stotram
15. Kaamaasika Ashtakam
16. Nyaasa Dasakam
17. Nyaasa Tilakam
18. Nyaasa Vimsathi
19. Paramaartha Sthuthi
20. Raghu Veera Gadhyam (aka) Mahaveera Vaibhavam
21. Saranaagathi Deepikai
22. Shodasa Aayudha Stotram
23. Sree Sthuthi
24. Sudharsana Ashtakam
25. Vairaaghya Panchakam
26. Varadaraaja Panchaasath
27. Vegaa Sethu Stotram
28. Yathiraaja Sapthadhi
B: KAAVYA GRANTHAS -5
1. SUBHASHITHAANIVI
2. YAADHAVAABHYUDHAYAM
3. PAADUKAA SAHASRAM
4. HAMSA SANDHESAM
5. Samasya Sahasri (Luptham-Lost)
C: DRAMA -1
1. SANKALPA SURYODHAYAM
1. Abheeti Sthavam
2. Achyuta Sathakam
3. Ashtabuja Ashtakam
4. Bhagavad Dhyaana Sopaanam
5. Bhoo Sthuthi
6. Dasaavataara Stotram
7. Dayaa Sathakam
8. Dehaleesa Sthuthi
9. Devanaayaka Panchaasath
10. Garuda Dhandakam
11. Garuda Panchaasath
12. Godhaa Sthuthi
13. Gopaala Vimsathi
14. Hayagriva Stotram
15. Kaamaasika Ashtakam
16. Nyaasa Dasakam
17. Nyaasa Tilakam
18. Nyaasa Vimsathi
19. Paramaartha Sthuthi
20. Raghu Veera Gadhyam (aka) Mahaveera Vaibhavam
21. Saranaagathi Deepikai
22. Shodasa Aayudha Stotram
23. Sree Sthuthi
24. Sudharsana Ashtakam
25. Vairaaghya Panchakam
26. Varadaraaja Panchaasath
27. Vegaa Sethu Stotram
28. Yathiraaja Sapthadhi
B: KAAVYA GRANTHAS -5
1. SUBHASHITHAANIVI
2. YAADHAVAABHYUDHAYAM
3. PAADUKAA SAHASRAM
4. HAMSA SANDHESAM
5. Samasya Sahasri (Luptham-Lost)
C: DRAMA -1
1. SANKALPA SURYODHAYAM
D: RAHASYA GRANTHAS (ESOTERIC WORKS) -32
1. Sat Sampradaaya Pari Suddhi
2. Tattva Padhavi
3. Rahasya Padhavi
4. Tattva Navaneetham
5. Rahasya Navaneetham
6. Tattva Maatrukai
7. Rahasya Maatrukai
8. Tattva Sandhesam
9. Rahasya Sandhesam
10. Rahasya Sandhesa Vivaranam
11. Tattva Ratnaavali
12. Tattva Ratnaavali Prathipaadhya Sangraham
13. Rahasya Ratnaavali
14. Rahasya Ratnaavali Hridhayam
15. Tattva Thraya Sulakam
16. Rahasya Thraya Sulakam
17. ABHAYA PRADHAANA SAARAM
18. Rahasya Sikhaamani
19. ANJALI VAIBHAVAM
20. PRADHAANA SATHAKAM
21. UPAKAARA SANGRAHAM
22. Saara Sangraham
23. Muni Vaahana Bhogam
24. Madhura Kavi Hridhayam (Luptham- Lost)
25. PARAMA PADA SOPAANAM
26. PARA MATHA BHANGAM
27. HASTHIGIRI MAHAATHMYAM
28. RAHASYA THRAYA SAARAM
29. Saara Saaram
30. Virodha Parihaaram
31. Nigama Parimalam (Lutham-Lost)
32. Thiru Mudi Adaivu (Luptham- Lost)
E: VEDANTHA GRANTHAS -11
Group 1:
1. Tattva Mukthaa Kalaapam
2. Adhikarana Saaraavali
3. SATHA DHUSHANI (aka) Satha Doshaani)
4. Nyaaya Parisuddhi
5. Seswara Mimaamsa
6. Mimaamsa Paaduka
1. Sat Sampradaaya Pari Suddhi
2. Tattva Padhavi
3. Rahasya Padhavi
4. Tattva Navaneetham
5. Rahasya Navaneetham
6. Tattva Maatrukai
7. Rahasya Maatrukai
8. Tattva Sandhesam
9. Rahasya Sandhesam
10. Rahasya Sandhesa Vivaranam
11. Tattva Ratnaavali
12. Tattva Ratnaavali Prathipaadhya Sangraham
13. Rahasya Ratnaavali
14. Rahasya Ratnaavali Hridhayam
15. Tattva Thraya Sulakam
16. Rahasya Thraya Sulakam
17. ABHAYA PRADHAANA SAARAM
18. Rahasya Sikhaamani
19. ANJALI VAIBHAVAM
20. PRADHAANA SATHAKAM
21. UPAKAARA SANGRAHAM
22. Saara Sangraham
23. Muni Vaahana Bhogam
24. Madhura Kavi Hridhayam (Luptham- Lost)
25. PARAMA PADA SOPAANAM
26. PARA MATHA BHANGAM
27. HASTHIGIRI MAHAATHMYAM
28. RAHASYA THRAYA SAARAM
29. Saara Saaram
30. Virodha Parihaaram
31. Nigama Parimalam (Lutham-Lost)
32. Thiru Mudi Adaivu (Luptham- Lost)
E: VEDANTHA GRANTHAS -11
Group 1:
1. Tattva Mukthaa Kalaapam
2. Adhikarana Saaraavali
3. SATHA DHUSHANI (aka) Satha Doshaani)
4. Nyaaya Parisuddhi
5. Seswara Mimaamsa
6. Mimaamsa Paaduka
Group 2:
7. Nikshepa Raksha
8. Sat Charitha Raksha- containing-
? (i) Sudharsana Paancha Janya Vidhi
? (ii) Oordhva Pundra Dhaarana Vidhi
? (iii) Bhagavan Nivedhitha Upayoga Vidhi
9. Rahasya Rakshaa
Group 3:
10. DRAMIDOPANISHAD TAATPARYA RATNAAVALI ( A commentary on Nammalwar's Tiruvoimozhi)
11. Dramidopanishad Saara ( A shorter version of above)
7. Nikshepa Raksha
8. Sat Charitha Raksha- containing-
? (i) Sudharsana Paancha Janya Vidhi
? (ii) Oordhva Pundra Dhaarana Vidhi
? (iii) Bhagavan Nivedhitha Upayoga Vidhi
9. Rahasya Rakshaa
Group 3:
10. DRAMIDOPANISHAD TAATPARYA RATNAAVALI ( A commentary on Nammalwar's Tiruvoimozhi)
11. Dramidopanishad Saara ( A shorter version of above)
F: VYAAKHYAANA GRANTHAS ( Commentaries) -10
1. Sarvaartha Siddhi
2. Tattva Teekha
3. Chatus Slokee Bhashya
4. Stotra Ratna Bashya
5. Gitaartha Sangraha Raksha
6. Taatparya Chandrika
7. Isaavaasyopanishad
8. Vedaartha Sangraha (Luptam-Lost)
9. Rahasya Raksha (aka) Gadhya Thraya Bashya)
10. Adhikarana Darpanam
1. Sarvaartha Siddhi
2. Tattva Teekha
3. Chatus Slokee Bhashya
4. Stotra Ratna Bashya
5. Gitaartha Sangraha Raksha
6. Taatparya Chandrika
7. Isaavaasyopanishad
8. Vedaartha Sangraha (Luptam-Lost)
9. Rahasya Raksha (aka) Gadhya Thraya Bashya)
10. Adhikarana Darpanam
G: ANUSHTAANA GRANTHAS -4
1. Bhagavad Aaraadhana Vidhi
2. Yagnopaveetha Prathishta
3. Hari Dina Tilakam
4. Vaishnava Dinasari
1. Bhagavad Aaraadhana Vidhi
2. Yagnopaveetha Prathishta
3. Hari Dina Tilakam
4. Vaishnava Dinasari
H: MISCELLANEOUS GRANTHAS -13
1. Bhoogola Nirnayam
2. Silpaartha Saaram
3. Stheya Virodham
4. Chakaara Samarthanam
5. Vaadhi Thraya Khandanam
6. Vaisvadeva Kaarika
7. Guru Paramparaa Saaram
8. Dathi Panchakam
9. Yamaka Ratnaakaram
10. Daasa Deepikaa Nigantu
11. Vedaartha Sangraha Vyaakhyaanam
12. Saara Dheepam
13. Tattva Sikhaamani (Luptham-Lost)
I: TAMIL PRABHANDHAMS -24
1. Amrita Ranjani
2. Adhikaara Sangraham
3. Amritaaswaadhini
4. Parama Padha Sopaanam
5. Para Matha Bhangam
6. Mei Vratha Maanmiyam
7. Adaikkalap Pathu
8. Artha Panchakam
9. Sri Vaishnava Dhinasari
10. Tiruchchinna Maalai
11. Panniru Naamam
12. Tiru Mantira Churukku
13. Dvaya Churukku
14. Charma Sloka Churukku
15. Gitaartha Sangraham
16. MumManik Kovai
17. Navaratna (aka Navamani) Maalai
18. Prabhandha Saaram
19. Aahaara Niyamam
20. Pandhu (Luptham-Lost)
21. Kazhal (Luptham-lost)
22. Ammaanai (Luptam-Lost)
23. Oosal (luptham-Lost)
24. Yesal (Luptham-Lost)
1. Bhoogola Nirnayam
2. Silpaartha Saaram
3. Stheya Virodham
4. Chakaara Samarthanam
5. Vaadhi Thraya Khandanam
6. Vaisvadeva Kaarika
7. Guru Paramparaa Saaram
8. Dathi Panchakam
9. Yamaka Ratnaakaram
10. Daasa Deepikaa Nigantu
11. Vedaartha Sangraha Vyaakhyaanam
12. Saara Dheepam
13. Tattva Sikhaamani (Luptham-Lost)
I: TAMIL PRABHANDHAMS -24
1. Amrita Ranjani
2. Adhikaara Sangraham
3. Amritaaswaadhini
4. Parama Padha Sopaanam
5. Para Matha Bhangam
6. Mei Vratha Maanmiyam
7. Adaikkalap Pathu
8. Artha Panchakam
9. Sri Vaishnava Dhinasari
10. Tiruchchinna Maalai
11. Panniru Naamam
12. Tiru Mantira Churukku
13. Dvaya Churukku
14. Charma Sloka Churukku
15. Gitaartha Sangraham
16. MumManik Kovai
17. Navaratna (aka Navamani) Maalai
18. Prabhandha Saaram
19. Aahaara Niyamam
20. Pandhu (Luptham-Lost)
21. Kazhal (Luptham-lost)
22. Ammaanai (Luptam-Lost)
23. Oosal (luptham-Lost)
24. Yesal (Luptham-Lost)
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