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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''Jagadish Tarkalankar''' Nyaya philosopher and [[Sanskrit|sanskrit]] scholar from Navadwip in the 16th century. Jagadish Tarkalankar's ancestors were originally from [[Sylhet District|sylhet]]. His father, Jadavchandra Vidyavagish, was a nyaya scholar at Navadwip and his great-grandfather, Sanatan Mishra, was the father-in-law of Sri [[Chaitanya, Sri|chaitanya]]. Jagadish was taught nyaya scriptures at Bhavananda's chatuspathi (religious school), where he became well-versed in nyaya philosophy and was awarded the title of 'Tarklankar'.<br />
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Jagadish Tarkalankar was a college teacher. Mayukh, Jagadish's annotation of [[Raghunath Shiromani|raghunath shiromani]]'s Tattvachintamanididhiti is a four volume discourse: Pratyaksamayukh, Anumanmayukh, Upamanmukh and Shabdamayukh. He also wrote Anumandidhititika, Pratyaksadidhititika and Lilavatididhititika, annotations on Shiromani's didhiti.<br />
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Jagadish's Shabdashaktiprakashika was once taught as a textbook at all chatuspathi in Bengal. Two of his other books are Tarkamrta and Nyayadarshan. He was awarded the title of 'Jagadguru' for his scholarship. [Kanailal Ray]<br />
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