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	'''Bachaspati Mishra''' (1425-1480) Exponent of [[nyaya philosophy]] and ''Smriti-''Shastra''. He was born in the Samouli branch of Polibarh clan of Mithila. He wrote ten and thirty-one books respectively on ''Nyaya'' doctrine and ''Dharma'' discipline. His scholarly works include new compilation of 'Akshmapadsutra' titled ''Nyayasutroddhar'' and its interpretation titled ''Nyayatattalok Britti''. He wrote the note ''Prakash'' on Nyayaratna of Manikantha Mishra after being requested by the wife of Maharaja Prataprudra of Pavchaleshwar – Padmabati. His other books on the Nyaya doctrine are: ''Pratyakkha-nirnay, Shabda-nirnay, Khandanoddhar,'' (reply to Khandankhanda-khadya written by Shriharsha), ''Chintamoni-prakash'', etc.		'''Bachaspati Mishra''' (1425-1480) Exponent of [[Nyaya Philosophy1\|nyaya philosophy]] and ''Smriti-Shastra''. He was born in the Samouli branch of Polibarh clan of Mithila. He wrote ten and thirty-one books respectively on ''Nyaya'' doctrine and ''Dharma'' discipline. His scholarly works include new compilation of 'Akshmapadsutra' titled ''Nyayasutroddhar'' and its interpretation titled ''Nyayatattalok Britti''. He wrote the note ''Prakash'' on Nyayaratna of Manikantha Mishra after being requested by the wife of Maharaja Prataprudra of Pavchaleshwar – Padmabati. His other books on the Nyaya doctrine are: ''Pratyakkha-nirnay, Shabda-nirnay, Khandanoddhar,'' (reply to Khandankhanda-khadya written by Shriharsha), ''Chintamoni-prakash'', etc.

	The books on ''Smriti-shastra'' by Bachaspati Mishra are most famous. Because of this, he was well known as 'Smarta Bachaspati' among the shastrakars or shastra specialists. His books on ''Smriti-shastra'' included: ''Achar-Chintamoni'', ''Dan-nirnay'', ''Dwaita-nirnay'', ''Bibad-chintamoni'', ''Byabohar' chintamoni'', ''Shuddhi-chintamoni''. etc. Their influence was observed among the ''Smriti-shastra'' writings of Bengal. Apart from Nyaya and Smriti, Bachaspati also wrote books on other subjects. Notable among these were a book titled ''Shahasradhikaran'' on Mimamsa philosophy and a book of poetry titled ''Pitribhakti-tarangini''. [Satyanarayan Chakravarti]		The books on ''Smriti-shastra'' by Bachaspati Mishra are most famous. Because of this, he was well known as 'Smarta Bachaspati' among the shastrakars or shastra specialists. His books on ''Smriti-shastra'' included: ''Achar-Chintamoni'', ''Dan-nirnay'', ''Dwaita-nirnay'', ''Bibad-chintamoni'', ''Byabohar' chintamoni'', ''Shuddhi-chintamoni''. etc. Their influence was observed among the ''Smriti-shastra'' writings of Bengal. Apart from Nyaya and Smriti, Bachaspati also wrote books on other subjects. Notable among these were a book titled ''Shahasradhikaran'' on Mimamsa philosophy and a book of poetry titled ''Pitribhakti-tarangini''. [Satyanarayan Chakravarti]

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	'''Bachaspati Mishra''' (1425-1480) Exponent of [[nyaya~~]] [[~~philosophy]] and ''~~Sm''''r''''iti~~-''~~x''hastra~~''. He was born in the Samouli branch of Polibarh clan of Mithila. He wrote ten and thirty-one books respectively on ''~~Ny''''a''''ya~~'' doctrine and ''Dharma'' discipline. His scholarly works include new compilation of 'Akshmapadsutra'; titled ''~~Ny''''a''''yas''''u''''troddh''''a''''r~~'' and its interpretation titled ''~~Ny''''a''''yatatt''''a''''lok B''''r~~''~~''itti~~.'' He wrote the note ''~~Praka''x''h~~'' on Nyayaratna of Manikantha Mishra after being requested by the wife of Maharaja Prataprudra of ~~Pavchalexhwar~~ – Padmabati. His other books on the Nyaya doctrine are: ''Pratyakkha-~~nir''''n''''ay~~, Shabda-~~nir''''n''''ay~~, Khandanoddhar,'' (reply to Khandankhanda-khadya written by ~~Xriharsha~~), ''~~Chintamo''''n''''i~~-~~praka''''x~~'', etc.		'''Bachaspati Mishra''' (1425-1480) Exponent of [[nyaya philosophy]] and ''Smriti-''Shastra''. He was born in the Samouli branch of Polibarh clan of Mithila. He wrote ten and thirty-one books respectively on ''Nyaya'' doctrine and ''Dharma'' discipline. His scholarly works include new compilation of 'Akshmapadsutra' titled ''Nyayasutroddhar'' and its interpretation titled ''Nyayatattalok Britti''. He wrote the note ''Prakash'' on Nyayaratna of Manikantha Mishra after being requested by the wife of Maharaja Prataprudra of Pavchaleshwar – Padmabati. His other books on the Nyaya doctrine are: ''Pratyakkha-nirnay, Shabda-nirnay, Khandanoddhar,'' (reply to Khandankhanda-khadya written by Shriharsha), ''Chintamoni-prakash'', etc.

	The books on ''Smriti-shastra'' by Bachaspati Mishra are most famous. Because of this, he was well known as 'Smarta Bachaspati'; among the shastrakars or shastra specialists. His books on '''Smriti-shastra';'' included: ''Achar-~~Chintamo'~~''~~'n''''i~~,'' ''Dan-~~nir''''n''~~''ay,'' ''Dwaita-~~nir~~''~~''n''''ay~~,'' ''Bibad-~~chintamo'''~~'n'~~'''i~~,'' ''Byabohar'~~;chintamo''''n''~~''i,'' ~~''X''''huddhi~~-~~chintamo''''n''''i'',''~~ ''etc. Their influence was observed among the ''Smriti-shastra'' writings of Bengal. Apart from Nyaya and Smriti, Bachaspati also wrote books on other subjects. Notable among these were a book titled ''~~Shahasr''''a''''dhik''''a''''ra''''n~~'' on Mimamsa philosophy and a book of poetry titled ''Pitribhakti-~~tara''''n''''gi''''n''''i~~''. [Satyanarayan Chakravarti~~] [Chakraborty, Satyanarayan Professor of Sanskrit, Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata~~]		The books on ''Smriti-shastra'' by Bachaspati Mishra are most famous. Because of this, he was well known as 'Smarta Bachaspati' among the shastrakars or shastra specialists. His books on ''Smriti-shastra'' included: ''Achar-Chintamoni'', ''Dan-nirnay'', ''Dwaita-nirnay'', ''Bibad-chintamoni'', ''Byabohar' chintamoni'', ''Shuddhi-chintamoni''. etc. Their influence was observed among the ''Smriti-shastra'' writings of Bengal. Apart from Nyaya and Smriti, Bachaspati also wrote books on other subjects. Notable among these were a book titled ''Shahasradhikaran'' on Mimamsa philosophy and a book of poetry titled ''Pitribhakti-tarangini''. [Satyanarayan Chakravarti]

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'''Bachaspati Mishra''' (1425-1480) Exponent of [[nyaya]] [[philosophy]] and ''Sm''''r''''iti-''x''hastra''. He was born in the Samouli branch of Polibarh clan of Mithila. He wrote ten and thirty-one books respectively on ''Ny''''a''''ya'' doctrine and ''Dharma'' discipline. His scholarly works include new compilation of 'Akshmapadsutra'; titled ''Ny''''a''''yas''''u''''troddh''''a''''r'' and its interpretation titled ''Ny''''a''''yatatt''''a''''lok B''''r''''itti.'' He wrote the note ''Praka''x''h'' on Nyayaratna of Manikantha Mishra after being requested by the wife of Maharaja Prataprudra of Pavchalexhwar – Padmabati. His other books on the Nyaya doctrine are: ''Pratyakkha-nir''''n''''ay, Shabda-nir''''n''''ay, Khandanoddhar,'' (reply to Khandankhanda-khadya written by Xriharsha), ''Chintamo''''n''''i-praka''''x'', etc.

The books on ''Smriti-shastra'' by Bachaspati Mishra are most famous. Because of this, he was well known as 'Smarta Bachaspati'; among the shastrakars or shastra specialists. His books on '''Smriti-shastra';'' included: ''Achar-Chintamo''''n''''i,'' ''Dan-nir''''n''''ay,'' ''Dwaita-nir''''n''''ay,'' ''Bibad-chintamo''''n''''i,'' ''Byabohar';chintamo''''n''''i,'' ''X''''huddhi-chintamo''''n''''i'','' ''etc. Their influence was observed among the ''Smriti-shastra'' writings of Bengal. Apart from Nyaya and Smriti, Bachaspati also wrote books on other subjects. Notable among these were a book titled ''Shahasr''''a''''dhik''''a''''ra''''n'' on Mimamsa philosophy and a book of poetry titled ''Pitribhakti-tara''''n''''gi''''n''''i''. [Satyanarayan Chakravarti] [Chakraborty, Satyanarayan Professor of Sanskrit, Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata]

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