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<p>Content Updated.</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>&#039;&#039;&#039;Vrihaspati Mishra, Raymukut&#039;&#039;&#039; (15th century) Sanskrit scholar of smrti or [[Hindu Law|hindu law]]. He studied vagavishuddhi with Sridhar and earned the title Mishra. Though a Brahmin, he was patronised by the Gauda kings, Sultan Jalaluddin (reign 1418-1431) and Barbak Shah. Vrihaspati Mishra was recognised as the most learned of the pundits during the time of Sultan Jalaluddin, who awarded him the title of &#039;Raymukut&#039;. Later he also received other titles such as Mahintapaniya, Kavichakravarti, Rajpandit, Panditsarvabhauma, Panditchudamani, and Mahacharya.<br /> <br /> Vrihaspati&#039;s writings refer to Shraddhaviveka by Shulpani (c 1375-1460), while [[Raghunandan Bhattacharya|raghunandan bhattacharya]] (16th century) refers to Raymukut in several of his books such as Malmastattva and Shraddhatattva. This suggests that Raymukut followed Shulpani, but preceded Raghunandan.<br /> <br /> Vrihaspati wrote Smrtiratnahar, a law treatise, between 1430 and 1440. He also wrote Raymukutapaddhati, another law treatise. Padachandrika, his commentary on Amarakosa, was written in 1474. His other well-known annotations include Suvodha, a commentary on Kumarsambhava, Raghubangshaviveka, a commentary on Raghubangsha; Nirnayavrhaspati, a commentary on Shishupalabadha; Bodhavati, a commentary on Meghaduta; a commentary on Gitagovinda etc. [Suresh Chandra Banerjee]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Biography]]<br /> <br /> <br /> [[bn:বৃহস্পতি মিশ্র্র, রায়মুকুট]]</div>

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