Dvaita literature

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Over the years, there have been many philosophers, writers and other literary figures who have contributed to the Dvaita school of thought, founded by Sri Madhvacharya.

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[edit] Madhvacharya

For a complete list, see Works of Madhvacharya

  • Anu Bhashya
  • Mahabharata Tatparya Nirnaya
  • Gita Bhashya
  • Brahma Sutra Bhashya

[edit] Vadiraja Theertha

  • Rukminishavijaya
  • Yukti Mallika
  • Mahabharata Prasthana which includes two important works 1) Mahabharata Lakshalamkara and 2) Commentary on Mahabharata Tatparya Nirnaya of Madhvacarya
  • Svapna Vrundavanakhyana
  • Gurvartha Dipika a sub-commentary on Sri Jayatirtha's Nyaya Sudha & Tatva Prakashika
  • Dashavatara Stuti
  • Krishna Stuti
  • Hayagriva Sampada Stotra
  • Nava Graha Stotra
  • Thirtha prabandha

[edit] Narayana Panditacharya

[edit] Trivikrama Panditacharya

  • Vayu Stuti
  • Nrusimha Stuti
  • Tattva Dipika
  • Vishnu Stuti

[edit] Jayatirtha

  • Nyaya Sudha
  • Tattva Prakashika
  • Prameya Deepika
  • Nyaya Deepika

[edit] Vyasatirtha

  • Nyayamritam
  • Tarkatandava
  • Tatparya Chandrika
  • Mayavada Khandana Mandaramanjari
  • Upadhi Khandana Mandaramanjari
  • Prapancha Mithyatvanumana Khandana Mandaramanjari
  • Tattvaviveka Mandaramanjari
  • Bhedojjivana
  • Sattarkavilasa

[edit] Sripadaraja

  • Bhramaragita
  • Venugita
  • Gopigita
  • Madhvanama

[edit] Purandara Dasa

  • Thousands of Devaranamas (devotional songs)

[edit] Kanaka Dasa

  • Nala Charitre
  • Hari Bhakti Sara
  • Rama Dhanya Charitre
  • Mohana Tarangini

[edit] Important references for Dvaita philosophy

[edit] References

[edit] See also

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