TSS-019 Manameyodaya (Mimamsa) by Narayana Pandita TSS-018 Narayaneeyam (Stuti) by Narayana Bhattathiri with the commentary of Dasamangalavarya TSS-016 Pratijnayaugandharayanam (Nataka) of Bhasa TSS-015 Svapnavasavadattam (Nataka ) by Bhasa TSS-014 Nitisara (Niti) by Kamandaka with the commentary of Sankararaya TSS-013 Subhadradhananjayam (Nataka) by Kulasekhara Varma with the commentary of Sivarama TSS-012 Paramarthasaram (Vedanta) by Adisesa with the commentary of Raghavananda TSS-011 Tapathisamvaranam (Nataka)Kulasekharavarma with the commentary of Sivarama TSS-010 Matangalila (Gajalakshana) by Nilakanatha TSS-009 Virupakshapanchasika (Vedanta) with the commentary of Vidyacharya TSS-008 Pradyumnabhyudaya (Nataka) by Ravi Varma Bhupa TSS-007 Brahmatatvaprakasika of Sadasivendra Sarasvati TSS-006 Durghatavritti (Vyakarana) by Saranadeva TSS-005 Vyaktiviveka (Alankara) by Mahima Bhatta with commentary TSS-004 Sivaleelarnava (Kavya) by Nilakanta Dikshita TSS-003 Nalabhyudaya (Kavya) by Vamana Bhatta Bana TSS-002 Abhinavakausthubamala and Dakshinamurtistava by Krishnalilasukamuni TSS-001 Daivam (Vyakarana) by Deva with Purusakara of Krishnalilasuka muni Nearly 100 texts were published within a short span of 20 years and the series continues to this day.Īn article on Trivandrum Sanskrit Series written by G Harihara Sastri that appeared in Indian Historical Quarterly Volume 1 in 1925 describes the genesis and growth of this series and also evaluates the unique contributions of this series to the growth of Indological studies. First book in Trivandrum Sanskrit Series – “Daivam”, a work on Sanskrit grammar, was published in 1905 edited by MM T. Trivandrum Sanskrit Series (Anantasayana Samskrita Granthavali) is a collection of ancient, very rare and previously unpublished Sanskrit works published by Manuscripts Library, Trivandrum in the early part of 20th century.

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