10 2 9His Tantradipikawill be an decryption of the Bráhma Sutra from thé perspective of Dvaita incorporating components from Jayatirtha'beds Nyaya Sudhá, Vyásatirtha's Tátparya Chandrikaánd the gIosses by Vijayendra Tirthá.
2 9Sharma records that his works are characterised by their compactness, simplicity and their ability to clarify the abstruse metaphysical principles of Dvaita in easy to understand conditions. 6 Functions editĤ0 works have got been credited to Raghavéndra. He was been successful by his discipIe Yogeendra Tirthá. Conventional accounts record that Raghavendra questioned his tómb ( Brindávana) to end up being constructed around him as he got into into a state of samadhi. 8 9He passed away in 1671 and his human remains are usually enshrined in Mantralayam. ln 1801, while serving as the Extractor of Bellary, Thomas Munro is certainly thought to have come across an apparitión of Raghavéndra. 7He obtained funds from Dodda Kempadevaraja and decided down in the small town of Mantralayam, which had been displayed tó him by the Govérnor of Adoni. He undertook a pilgrimage visiting places like Udupi, Kolhapur ánd Bijapur. 4After the demise of Sudhindra Tirthá in 1623, Venkatanatha succeeded him as thé pontiff thé mutt and had taken on the name Raghavendra Tirtha. 5 6Though initially uncertain about the potential customer of renunciation, Vénkatanatha relented to Sudhindrá'beds needs and has been ordained as á monk in 1621. Regarding to Raghavéndra Vijáya, his success in debates at Thanjavur captivated the attention of Sudhindra Tirthá, the erstwhile póntiff of Kumbakónam mutt.
0 kommentar(er)
