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'''Jaydev Mishra''' (15th century) logician and Sanskrit pundit, also known as Pakshadhar Misra, was born at Mithila, Bihar. Jaidev';s premier work, ''Ma''''n''''y''''a''''loka'', is a renowned discourse on ''navyany''''a''''ya'' (modern logic). Based on this book numerous commentaries on modern logic were prepared for the following two hundred years. Under its influence a separate and vital stream of modern logic developed in different provinces of India including Mithila. His other works include ''A''''lok'' (3 volumes) and commentaries on ''Dravyaprak''''a''''sha'' by Bardhamanopadhyay and ''L''''i''''l''''a''''vat''''i''''viveka'', a commentary on ''L''''i''''l''''a''''vat''''i''''prak''''a''''sha'', ''Prataksakha''''n''''da'' and ''Anum''''a''''nkha''''n''''da''. [Manjula Chowdhury] [Chowdhury, Manjula Professor of Linguistics, Rajshahi University] | |||
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Jaydev Mishra (15th century) logician and Sanskrit pundit, also known as Pakshadhar Misra, was born at Mithila, Bihar. Jaidev';s premier work, Ma'n'y'a'loka, is a renowned discourse on navyany'a'ya (modern logic). Based on this book numerous commentaries on modern logic were prepared for the following two hundred years. Under its influence a separate and vital stream of modern logic developed in different provinces of India including Mithila. His other works include A'lok (3 volumes) and commentaries on Dravyaprak'a'sha by Bardhamanopadhyay and L'i'l'a'vat'i'viveka, a commentary on L'i'l'a'vat'i'prak'a'sha, Prataksakha'n'da and Anum'a'nkha'n'da. [Manjula Chowdhury] [Chowdhury, Manjula Professor of Linguistics, Rajshahi University]
