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List of relevant works (bibliographic info)

This is simply a list that I have compiled over a long period of time of the bibliographic references of the works (primary sources, secondary sources, including books and articles) that I have consulted and used over the years. Therefore, it includes works that are directly or indirectly relevant to Manipravala. Click here to have access to this list of works.

To know what these works are and where to download them (when the PDFs are available), see References & Resources and Other/Śrīvaiṣṇava.

TEXTUAL SOURCES 

Ācāryahṛdayam. Ācāriya hirutayam (2001). Maṇavāḷa māmuṉikaḷ aruḷicceyta viyākkiyāṉattiṉ tamiḻākkam. Tr. B. R. Puruṣōttama Nāyuṭu. Ceṉṉai: Ceṉṉai palkalai kaḻakam.

Āgamaprāmāṇyam by Yāmunācārya (1976). Āgamaprāmāṇya of Yāmunācārya. Ed. by M. Narasimhachary. Baroda: Oriental Institute.

Ahirbudhnyasaṃhitā (1916). Ahirbudhnya saṃhitā of the Pāñcarātra Āgama. Vol. 1. Ed. by M. D. Rāmānujācārya. Madras: Adyar Library.

Amalanātipirāṉ (AAP). By Tiruppāṇāḻvār. See Nālāyirattivviyappirapantam. 

Amalaṉ āti pirāṉ Editions and Commentaries

  • (1915). Mayarvaṟa matinalam aruḷappeṟṟa tiruppāṇāḻvār aruḷicceyta amalaṉātipirāṉ. By Kanchipuram: Śrīvaiṣṇavagrantha mudrāpaka sabhai. 
  • (1918). Āḻvārkaḷ aruḷicceyta nālāyira tivyaprapantam. Ed. by Tiruvallikkēṇi tamiḻ paṇṭitar Cē. Kiruṣṇamācāriyar. Ceṉṉai: Kaṇēca accukkūṭam. 
  • (1928). Mayarvarvaṟa matinala maruḷappeṟṟa toṇṭaraṭippoṭiyāḻvār aruḷicceyta tirumālai, tiruppaḷḷiyeḻucci, tiruppāṇāḻvār aruḷicceyta amalaṉātipirāṉ, śrī maturakaviyāḻvār aruḷicceyta kaṇṇinuṇciṟutāmpu, ivai perumāḷkōyil pirativātipayaṅkaram Aṇṇaṅkarācāryar iyaṟṟiya tivyartta tīpikai yeṉṉum uraiyuṭaṉ. 2nd ed. By Prativādi Bhayaṅkaram Aṇṇaṅkarācāryar. Ceṉṉai: M. R. Kōvintacāmi Nāyuṭu.
  • 1997 (1956). Tiruppāṇāḻvār aruḷicceyta amalaṉātipirāṉum itaṟku uraiyāka śrī svāmi nikamānta mahātēcikaṉ aruḷic ceyta muṉivāhaṉapōkamum śrī paramahamsa parivrājakācārya upaya vētāntācārya (śrī kōḻiyāḷam svāmi) śrīraṅkarāmānuja mahātēcikaṉ tiruvaṭiyāṉa śrī uttamūr vātsya saccakravartti ti. Vīrarākavācāryar iyaṟṟiya prapantarakṣai eṉṉum uraiyuṭaṉ. By [Uttamūr] Ti. Vīrarākavācāriyar. Chennai: Ubhaya Vedanta Granthamala.
  • (1970). Amalanadipiran of Tiruppanalwar with meaning and commentary in English. By D. Ramaswamy Ayyangar. Madras: Visishtadwaita Pracharini Sabha.
  • (2005 [1984]). Nalayira Divya Prabandham. Edited by Srivatsan. Chennai: The Little Flower Company (LIFCO).
  • (1988). Tiruppāṇāḻvār aruḷiya amalaṉātipirāṉ (eḷiya naṭaiyil ellā viyākkiyāṉaṅkaḷuṭaṉ kūṭiyatu). Ed. by Śrīvilliputtūr vitvāṉ R. Kaṇṇaṉ Cuvāmi, Ceṉṉai: TTD/K. Rama, 1988. 
  • (2009 [1995]). Śrīman nikamānta mahātēcikaṉ aruḷiya cillarai rahasyaṅkaḷ. Mūṉṟām pākam (mūlam, kīḻkkuṟippu, piṟcērkkai). Vol. 3. Ed. by Va. Na. Śrīrāma Tēcikācāryar Svāmi & Ti. Ī. Raṅkanātācāryar, Srirangam: Poundarikapuram Srimadandavan Asramam.
  • Aiyangar, S. Krishnamacharyar (2009). Amalaṉātipirāṉ vyākhyānaṅkaḷ. Edited by R. Raghurāmaṉ. Chennai: Kinchitkaram Trust.
  • (2010) Māṭapūṣi, Nelvoy Sowmyanārāyaṇācār (2010). Śrī nigamāntamahādeśikaiḥ anugrahīta munivāhana-bhogaḥ. Nelvāy naitruva māṭapūṣi saumyanārāyaṇācāryariṉ bhoga-svādu-taraṅgiṇī eṉṟa ṭippaṇiyuṭaṉ. Ebook.
  • https://www.sadagopan.org/pdfuploads/Munivahana%20Bhogam.pdf [PDF; accessed on 22/12/2019]
  • (2017). Āḻvārkaḷ aruḷicceyal nālāyira tivviyap pirapantam (āyvu patippu). Part 1. Ed. by Ma. Pe. Cīṉivāsaṉ. Tañcāvūr: tamiḻp palkalaikkaḻakam. 
  • (2018). Vēḷukkuṭi Śrī U. Vē. Kruṣṇaṉ Svāmiyiṉ Viḷakkavurai: Amalanadipiran. By Velukkudi Krishnan. Chennai: Dayasindhu Associates [CD].

Āṟāyirappaṭi by Tirukkurukai Pirāṉ Piḷḷāṉ. See Pakavat viṣayam. 

Āṟāyirappaṭi. Mātavācāryaṉ, Āṭūr Āsūri (ed.). Nammāḻvār aruḷicceyta tiruvāymoḻi. āṟāyirappaṭi, irupattinālāyirappaṭi captārttam, tramiṭōpaniṣattātparyaratṉāvaḷi. 5 vols. Srimad Andavan Ashramam, 1991.

Ārti Prabandham

  • Ārtiprabandham by Maṇavāḷa Māmuṉi. Yatintrapravaṇarāṉa Maṇavāḷāmāmuṉikaḷ tiruvāymalarntaruḷiya  Ārtti Pirapantam. itaṟku viśatavyākyāna caturarāṉa Piḷḷailōkam Jīyararuḷicceyta vyākyānamum patavuraiyum. Ed. by Putuppaṭṭu Tiruvēṅkatācāriyar. Ceṉṉai (?): Śrīvaiṣṇava kiranta mutrāpaka Sapai, Kāḷayuktināmasamvatsaram.
  • Deliver me, my Lord: A Translation of Maṇavāḷamāmuni’s Ārtiprabandham. Edited and translated by Anand Amaladass. Delhi: Sri Satguru Publications, 1990.

Aruḷāḷatācar Bhāgavatam (ATBh). 

  •  (1891) Śrī makā pākavatam. Nelli nakar Aruḷāḷatācareṉṉum maturakavi śrī varatarāja aiyaṅkār aruḷiyatu. iraṇṭām puttakam. Ed. by Pavāni Pāḷaipārati Muttucāmi Aiyar, Ca. Tirucciṟṟampalam Piḷḷai and La. Ve. Tirumalaikoṇṭa Nāyakkar. Kōyamuttūr: Pa. Irāmacāmi Mutaliyār.
  • (1989) Śrimakāpākavatam. nellinakar aruḷāḷa tācareṉṉum maturakavi śrī varatarāja aiyaṅkār aruḷiyatu. 5 vols. Ed. by R. Kaṇṇaṉ Cuvāmi. Ceṉṉai: R. Kaṇṇaṉ Cuvāmi. 

Aṣṭādaśabhedanirṇaya. Aṣṭādaśabhedanirṇaya. Explication des dix-huits différences (entre les deux branches de l’École de Rāmānuja) de Vātsya Raṅganāṭha. Critically edited, translated & annotated by Suzanne Siauve. Pondichéry: Institut Français d’Indologie, 1978.

Bhagavadviṣayam.

  • Pakavat viṣayam. Tiruvāymoḻi mūlamum, āṟāyirappaṭi, oṉpa– tiṉāyirappaṭi, paṉṉīrāyirappaṭi, irupattinālāyirappaṭi, īṭu muppattāṟāyirappaṭi vyakyānaṅkaḷum, cīyar arumpatavurai, pramāṇattiraṭṭu, traviṭōpaniṣatsaṅkati, traviṭōpaniṣattātparya– ratnāvaḷi. tiruvāymoḻi nūṟṟantāti ivaikaḷuṭaṉ. Trichy: Śrī Sutarcaṉar ṭrasṭ, 1993. 
  • (2016). Tiruvāymoḻi īṭu muppattāṟārāyirappaṭi. By Velukkudi Krishnan. Chennai: Dayasindhu Associates [CD].

Caramopāyanirṇayam by Nāyaṉār Āccāṉ Piḷḷai. Caramopāya Nirṇayam. Nāyaṉār Āccāṉ Piḷḷai. n.p.: VaraVaraMuni Sambandhi Trust, 2021. Ebook

Caṭakōparantāti and commentaries: caṭakōparantāti. mūlamum uraiyum. śrī u. vē. vai. mu. kōpālakiruṣṇamācāriyar aruḷiya patavurai vicēṭavuraiyuṭaṉ kūṭiyatu. Ed. by Vai. Mu. Kōpālakiruṣṇamācāriya.  Ceṉṉai: Aravintā Piriṇṭars. 3rd edition, 1968.

Catuśślokībhāṣyam (1940). Śrīmadvedāntadeśikagranthamālāyaṃ vyākhyānavibhāge Prathama­saṃpuṭam īśāvāsyopaniṣadbhāṣyam, catuḥślokibhāṣyam, stotrabhāṣyam, gadyabhāṣyaṃ ca. Ed. by Śrīkāñcī Prativādibhayaṅkaraḥ Aṇṇaṅgarācāryaḥ. Kañjīvaram: Vidvān A. Sampatkumārācāryaḥ. 

Cevvai Cūṭuvār Bhāgavatam (CCBh). 

  • (1881) Śrīmat pākavata purāṇam. Pulavar tilakarākiya Ariyappap Pulavar aruḷic ceytatu. Ed. by Kōmaḷapuram Irācakōpāla Piḷḷai. Ceṉṉai: Kirēvs kuksaṉ aṇṭu kampeṉiyār Skāṭṭiṣ accukkūṭam.
  • (1949) Cevvaic Cūṭuvār iyaṟṟiya pākavatam. mutaṟpākam (mutal oṉpatu skantaṅkaḷ). Itu makāmakōpāttiyāya tākṣiṇātya kalāniti ṭākṭar U. Vē. Cāminātaiyaravarkaḷ paricōtittu eḻutiya kuṟippurai mutaliyavaṟṟuṭaṉ avarkaḷ kumārar S. Kaliyāṇa cuntara aiyarāl tirumalai Tirupati tēvastāṉa accukkūṭattiṟ patippikkappeṟṟatu. Tirupati: Tirumalā Tirupati Devasthanam.

Cillarai rahasyaṅkaḷ. (1995). Śrīman nikamānta mahātēcikaṉ aruḷiya cillarai rahasyaṅkaḷ. Mūṉṟām pākam (mūlam, kīḻkkuṟippu, piṟcērkkai). Ed. by Ti. Ī. Raṅganāthācāryar, Srirangam: Poundarikapuram Srimadandavan Asramam.  

Ciṉṉiyammāḷ Rahasyam. See Mummaṇi Rahasyam.

Ciṟiya tirumaṭal and commentaries: periyavāccāṉ piḷḷai aruḷicceyta ciṟiya tirumaṭal vyākyāṉam (tivyaprapantasāra vyākyāṉattuṭaṉ). śrīsūktimālā malar 18. Ed. by S. Kiruṣṇasvāmi Ayyaṅkār. Tirucci: Śrīvaiṣṇava sudarcaṉam. 3rd edition, 1995a.

Cīyar arumpatavurai. See Tiruvāymoḻi, its commentaries and subcommentaries.

Deśikaprabandham. Tēcikap pirapantam (Uraiyuṭaṉ). Ed. and commented by Śrīrāmatēcikācāryar Svāmi. Ceṉṉai: Ti liṭṭil pḷavar kampeṉi (LIFCO), 2009 [1944].

Deśikastotramālā. Tēcikastōtramāla. Uraiyuṭaṉ. Ed. and commented by Śrīrāmatēcikācāryar Svāmi. Ceṉṉai: Ti liṭṭil pḷavar kampeṉi (LIFCO), 2007 [1966].

Divyasūricaritam (DSC). Divyasūricaritam by Garuḍavāhanapaṇḍita With Hindi Rendering by Mādhavācārya. Edited and translated by Koil Kandadai Appan Venkatachari and T. A. Sampatkumaracarya. Bombay: Ananthacharya Research Institute, 1978. 

Dvayaccurukku. See Deśikaprabandham.

Govindarāja’s commentary on the Rāmāyaṇa (1983). Rāmāyaṇa of Vālmīki: With the Commentaries Tilaka of Rāma, Rāmāyaṇaśiromaṇi of Śivasahāya and Bhūṣaṇa of Govindarāja. Edited by Shrinivasa Katti et al. Delhi: Parimal & Meharchand Lachhmandas.

Guruparamparāprabhāvam: 

  • (1)   Āṟāyirappaṭi GPP:   Piṉpaḷakiya Perumāḷ Jīyar aruḷiya Āṟāyirappaṭi Kuruparamparāprapāvam (Nāyaṉārāccāṉpiḷḷai aruḷiya caramōpāya nirṇayamum, Kōyil Kantāṭaināyaṉ aruḷiya Periyatirumuṭiyaṭaivum, kuruparamparāvivaraṇamum, pramāṇatiraṭṭu mutalāṉāvaiyum aṭaṅkiyatu). Ed. by Kiruṣṇasvāmi Ayyaṅkār. Ceṉṉai: Sri Bhashyakara Publications, 2006. 4th edition.
  • Kiruṣṇasvāmi (1975 [1968]). Piṉpaḷakiya Perumāḷ Jīyar aruḷiya Āṟāyirappaṭi Kuruparamparāprapāvam (Nāyaṉārāccāṉpiḷḷai aruḷiya caramōpāya nirṇayamum, Kōyil Kantāṭaināyaṉ aruḷiya Periyatirumuṭiyaṭaivum, kuruparamparāvivaraṇamum, pramāṇatiraṭṭu mutalāṉāvaiyum aṭaṅkiyatu). Tirucci: Śrīnivāsam Accakam.
  • GPP12k: pūrvācāryarkaḷ aruḷic ceyta Āṟāyirappaṭi Paṉṉīrāyirappaṭi mutaliya Kuruparamparāprapāvam. Ed. by A. Kiruṣṇamācāryar, Tiruvaraṅkam: Śrīvaiṣṇavaśrī, 2018 (re-edition of Cē. Kiruṣṇamācāryar’s 1909 edition).
  • GPP3k: Srīmat trutīya prahmatantra svatantra svāmi aruḷicceyta Mūvāyirappaṭi kuruparamparā prpāvam (vaṭakalai sampratāyam) [āḻvārkaḷ, ācāryarkaḷ, tivyatēcattu emperumāṉkaḷ tiruvuruvappaṭaṅkaḷ, aṭikkuṟippukaḷ, anupantaṅkaḷ ākiyavaikaḷuṭaṉ kūṭiya oru ciṟanta paktip patippu). Ed. by Kīḻāttūr Śrīnivāsāccāriyar. Ceṉṉai: Ti liṭṭil  pḷavar kampeṉi, 1968.

Irāmānuca nūṟṟantāti and commentary:

  • (1) Ed by Kantāṭai Tiruvēṅkaṭācāriyar, Śrīraṅgam: Śrīvaiṣṇava śrī, 1999 [1891].
  • (2) tiruvaraṅkattamutaṉār aruḷicceyta prapanna kāyatri eṉṉum irāmānuca nūṟṟantāti (iyaṟpāviṉ carama prapantam). perumāḷkōvil pirativātipayaṅkaram aṇṇaṅkarācāriyar svāmi aruḷiya “tivyārtta tīpikai” yeṉṉum uraiyuṭaṉ. Ed. by Pirativātipayaṅkaram Aṇṇaṅkarācāriyar. Ceṉṉai: Māṭal accukkūṭam, 1929.

Iraṇṭām tiruvantāti and commentaries: pūtattāḻvār aruḷiya iraṇṭāntiruvantāti (periyavāccāṉ piḷḷai vyākyāṉam, appiḷḷaiyurai, vivaraṇattuṭaṉ). śrīsūktimālā malar 22. Ed. by S. Kiruṣṇasvāmi Ayyaṅkār. Tirucci: S. Kiruṣṇasvāmi Ayyaṅkār, 2nd edition, 1993.

Īṭu. See Bhagavatviṣayam. 

Jitante-stotram with commentary. (1958). jitantestotram. śrī periya āccān pillai ityetaiḥ śrī puttaṅkoṭṭakam vādhūla śrīnivāsācārya mahādeśikaiḥ śrī madhurāntakaṃ vīrarāghavācārya svāmibhiśca kṛtaiḥ drāviḍavyākhyānaiḥ samalaṃkṛtam. Devasālapuri: Campakā mudrālaya.  

Jīyar arumpatavurai by Kuṇakarampākkam Rāmānuja Jīyar. See Tiruvāymoḻi, its commentaries and sub-commentaries.

Jñānasāram-Pramēyasāram by Ārulāḷa Perumāḷ Emperumāṉār. Paramakāruṇikarāṉa Śrī Aruḷāḷapperumāḷemperumāṉār tiruvāymalarntaruḷiya Ñāṉasāram Pramēyasāram. itaṟku vicatavākcikāmaṇiyāṉa Śrīmaṇavāḷamāmuṉikaḷaruḷicceyta vyākyānamum patavuraiyum. Ed. Putuppēr Vidvāṉ Veṅkaṭācāryār & Putuppaṭṭu Tiruvēṅkaṭācāriyar. Kāñcīpuram: Śrīvaiṣṇava mutrāpaka sapaiyār, 1916. 

Kaiśika-māhātmyam. Varāhapurāṇattin̲ Uḷḷīṭān̲a Kaicika Purāṇam: Śrī Parācarapaṭṭar Aruḷicceyta Viyākkiyān̲attuṭan̲ Kūṭiyatu, Tirucci : Śrīnivāsam Accakam, 1973.

Kaṇṇi nuṇ ciṟutāmpu and commentaries: kaṇṇi nuṇ ciṟutāmpu vyākyāṉavivaraṇam. Ed. by S. Kiruṣṇasvāmi Ayyaṅkār. Tirucci: Śrīnivās Piras, 2004.

Kōyiloḻuku. 

  • Kōyil Oḻuku. Śrīraṅka kṣētrattiṉ naṭavaṭikkaikaḷai kuṟittatu. Ceṉṉai: Āṉanta muttirākṣa cālai, 1909. 
  • Kōyiloḻuku: Śrīraṅgamahātmyam eṉappaṭum śrīraṅgam kōyil varalāṟu. Vol. 1(1). Edited by Śrīvaiṣṇavaśrī A. Kiruṣṇamācāryar. Tirucci: Śrīvaiṣṇa- vaśrī, 2005. 

Kūreśavijayam. Kūreśavijayam: mūlamum tātparya saramum. (Śrīperumpūtūr: Śrī Yatirāja Pātukā veḷiyīṭu, 1983)

Māṇikkamālai by Periyavāccāṉpiḷḷai (1948). Periyavāccān̲piḷḷai aruḷicceyta eṭṭu rahasyakrantaṅkaḷ: Paranta rahasyam, Māṇikkamālai, Sakalapramāṇatātparyam, Rahasyatraya tīpikai, Rahasyatraya vivaraṇam, Nikaman̲appaṭi, Vārttāmālai, Upakāra smruti. Ed. by K. Śrīnivāsayyaṅkār. Tirucci: Srinivasam Press.

Māṟaṉ alaṅkāram by Caṭaiyaṉ: Māṟaṉ alaṅkāram mūlamum paḻaya uraiyum viḷakkaṅkaḷuṭaṉ. Ed. by Ti. vē. Kōpālaiyar. Ceṉṉai: Śrīmat āṇṭavaṉ ācciramam – śrīraṅkam, 2005.

Mukundamālā. Śrīkulaśekharālvārviracita-mukundamālā. Mukundamālā of Sri Kulaśekharālwar. Edited by S. Satyamurthi Ayyangar. Bangalore: Sri Raghavendrashrama, 1987. 

Mummaṇikkōvai 

  • (2007 [1966]). Tēcikastōtramāla. Uraiyuṭaṉ. Ed. and commented by Śrī Rāmatēcikācāryar Svāmi. Ceṉṉai: Ti liṭṭil pḷavar kampeṉi (LIFCO).
  • Mummaṇikkōvai (2007 [1966]). See Deśikaprabandham. 

Mummaṇi Rahasyam. Mummaṇikaḷ rakaciyam (tirukkōḷūrammāḷ, tiruvallikkēṇiyammāḷ, ciṉṉiyammāḷ vārttaikaḷ) muḻu vivaraṇattuṭaṉ. Tiruvallikkēṇi: Śrīraṅkapriyā patippakam, 2009 (2000). 

Munivāhanabhogam. See Amalaṉ āti pirāṉ commentaries.

Mumukṣuppaṭi and commentary

  • (1952). Piḷḷai Lōkācāryar aruḷicceyta aṣṭādaśa rahasyaṅkaḷil patiṉeṭṭāvatāṉa mumukṣuppaṭi, maṇavāḷamāmuṉikaḷiṉ viyākkiyāṉattait taḻuvi aṇṇaṅkārācārya tāsaṉ eḷiya naṭaiyil teḷiya eḻutiya sārārtta vivaraṇattuṭaṉ. Māmuṉivaṉ Tivyasūkti Sārārttamālikai. Ed. Aṇṇaṅkārācārya. Śrīraṅkam: Śrī Vilācam Piras.
  • Mukti rakasya viḷakkameṉum mumutcuppaṭi. Edited by Māruti-tāsaṉ. Ceṉṉai: Narmatā Patippakam, 2011. 

Mutalāyiram and commentaries: mayarvaṟa matinalam aruḷappeṟṟa āḻvārkaḷ aruḷicceyta mutalāyiram mūlamum itaṟku periyavāccāṉ piḷḷai, periyajīyar aruḷicceyta vyākyānamum, anta vyākyānattai yaṉucarit teḻutapaṭṭa pratipata vyākyānamum. Kāñcīpuram: Śrīsudarcaṉa mudrākṣaracālai, 1909.

Mutal tiruvantāti and commentaries: poykaiyāḻvār aruḷiya mutal tiruvantāti (periyavāccāṉ piḷḷai aruḷiya vyākyāṉam, appiḷḷaiyurai, sutarsaṉar iyaṟṟiya vivaraṇaṅkaḷuṭaṉ). Ed. by S. Kiruṣṇasvāmi Ayyaṅkār. Tirucci: S. Kiruṣṇasvāmi Ayyaṅkār, 1986.

Mūṉṟām tiruvantāti and commentaries: peyāḻvār aruḷiya mūṉṟāntiruvantāti (periyavāccāṉ piḷḷai vyākyāṉam, appiḷḷaiyurai, vivaraṇattuṭaṉ). śrīsūktimālā malar 25. Ed. by S. Kiruṣṇasvāmi Ayyaṅkār. Tirucci: S. Kiruṣṇasvāmi Ayyaṅkār, 1995.

Mūṉṟām Tiruvantāti. By Pēy Āḻvār. See Nālāyirativviyappirapantam. 

Mūvāyirappaṭi guruparamparāprabhāvam. śrīmat trutīya prahmatantra svatantra svāmi arulicceyta mūvāyirappaṭi kuruparamparā prapāvam (vaṭakalai sampratāyam) (āḻvārkaḷ, ācāryarkaḷ, tivyatēcattu emperumāṉkaḷ tiruvuruvappaṭaṅkaḷ, aṭikkuṟippukal, anupantaṅkaḷ ākiyavaikaḷuṭaṉ kūṭiya oru ciṟanta paktip patippu). Edited by Vidvāṉ Kīḻāttūr Śrīnivāsāccāriyar. Ceṉṉai: Ti liṭṭil pḷavar kampeṉi [LIFCO], 1968.

Nācciyār Tirumoḻi. By Āṇṭāḷ. See Nālāyirattivviyappirapantam.

Nācciyār Tirumoḻī & Tiruppāvai. The Secret Garland. Āṇṭāḷ’s Tiruppavai and Nācciyār Tirumoḻi. Translated by Archana Venkatesan. New York: Oxford University Press, 2010. 

Nācciyār tirumoḻi and commentaries: 

  • nācciyār tirumoḻi vyākyāṉam (āṇṭāḷ aruḷiya tirumoḻikkup paramakāruṇikarāṉa periyavāccāṉpiḷḷai aruḷiya vyākhyāṉattuṭaṉ ataṟku sutarcaṉar iyaṟṟiya eḷiyanaṭai vivaraṇattōṭum, patavurai, arumpatavurai mutalāṉavaṟṟōṭum kūṭiyatu). Ed. by S. Kiruṣṇasvāmi Ayyaṅkār. Chennai: Sri Bhashyakara Publication, 2006, 3rd edition
  • Aṇṇaṅkarācāriyar, Śrīkāñcī (n.d.). Nācciyār tirumoḻi. n.p.

Nālāyira tivviya pirapantam, commentaries and/or translations:

  • Āḻvārkaḷiṉ aruḷicceyal: nālāyira tivviyap pirapantam (āyvu patippu). Ed. by Ma. Pe. Cīṉivācaṉ. Tañcāvūr: Tamiḻ palkalaikkaḻakam, 2017.
  • āḻvārkaḷ aruḷicceyta nālāyira tivyaprapantam. Ed. by Cē. Kiruṣṇamācāriyar. Ceṉṉai: Kaṇēca accukkūṭam, 1935 (piṅkaḷa v°[1]).
  • mayarvaṟa matinalamaruḷappeṟṟa āḻvārkaḷ aruḷicceyta nālāyirativyaprapantam. pūruvācāriyarkaḷaruḷicceyta viyākkiyāṉaṅkaḷukkiṇaṅkiṉa pāṭaṅkaḷuṭaṉ śrīkāñcī pirativātipayaṅkaram aṇṇaṅkarācāriyar svāmiyāl viśeṣa anupantaṅkaḷuṭaṉ patippikkappaṭṭatu. Ed. by Śrīkāñcī Pirativātipayaṅkaram Aṇṇaṅkarācāriyar, Kāñcīpuram: Krantamālā āpīs, 1956.
  • The Sacred Book of Four Thousand: Nalayira Divya Prabandham Rendered in English with Tamil Original based on the Commentaries of Purvacharyas. Ed. and transl. by Srirama Bharati. Chennai: Sri Sadagopan Tirunarayanaswami Divya Prabandha Pathasala, 2000.
  • The Es. Rajam editions: 

tivya pirapantam: Iyaṟpā. n.n. Ceṉṉai: Es. Rājam, 1956a.

tivya pirapantam: Periya Tirumoḻi. n.n. Ceṉṉai: Es. Rājam, 1956b.

tivya pirapantam: Tiruvāymoḻi. n.n. Ceṉṉai: Es. Rājam, 1956c.

tivyap pirapantam. mutalāyiram. Ed. by S. Vaiyāpuri Piḷḷai. Ceṉṉai: Es. Rājam, 1955.

  • mayarvaṟa matinalam aruḷappeṟṟa āḻvārkaḷiṉ aruḷicceyal. Nālāyira tivyappirapantam maṟṟum tivya tēcaṅkaḷuṭaṉ. 2 vols. mutalāmāyiram & iraṇṭāmāyiram (periya tirumoḻi). Ed. by Muraḷitaraṉ, Tō. Tē. Mumbai: Archish Publications & Ubhaya Vedanta International Research Centre, 2017.

Nāṉmukaṉ tiruvantāti. By Tirumaḻicai Āḻvār. See Nālāyirattivviyappirapantam. 

Nāṉmukaṉ tiruvantāti and commentaries: periyavāccāṉ piḷḷai aruḷicceyta nāṉmukaṉ tiruvantāti vyākyāṉam (appiḷḷaiyurai, sutarcaṉar iyaṟṟiya tivyaprapantasāra vyākyāṉattuṭaṉ). Ed. by S. Kiruṣṇasvāmi Ayyaṅkār. Tirucci: śrīvaiṣṇava sudarcaṉam/Śrī vaiṣṇava śrī, 1998.

Nityānusandānam

  • Teṉkalai nityānusandhānam: nityāṉusantāṉam. periya eḻuttil (pūrvācāryarkaḷ aṉucantitta muṟai. Edited by Śrīvaiṣṇavaśrī A. Kiruṣṇamācāryar. Śrīraṅgam, Tirucci: Śrīvaiṣṇavaśrī A. Kiruṣṇamācāryar, 2012.
  • (2)   Vaṭakalai nityānusandhānam: Śrīvaiṣṇava nityāṉusantāṉam (vaṭakalai). Ceṉṉai: Giri Trading Agency Limited, 2018.

Oṉpatiṉāyirappaṭi by Nañcīyar. See Tiruvāymoḻi and commentaries (2).

Pādukāsahasram (2000 [1995]). śrīmannigamāntadeśikaiḥ anugṛhītaṃ śrīpādukāsahasram. śrīmat paramahamsetyāti nammāṇṭavaṉ śrīvētānta rāmānuja mahātēcikaṉ aruḷicceyta tamiḻ vyākyāṉam. mutal pākam. Commented on by Śrīvētānta Rāmānuja Mahātēcikaṉ. Śrīraṅkam: Śrīraṅkam Śrīmatāṇṭavaṉ Ācramam. 

Paḻanaṭai Viḷakkam. 1891. Tantracatuṣṭaya nipuṇarāṉa Śrī U. Vē. Tirumaḻicai Kōyil Kantāṭai Aṇṇā Appaṅkārsvāmi ceytaruḷiya paḻanaṭai viḷakkam. Ceṉṉai: Kōmāṇḍūr Śrīnivāsācāryar. 

Paṉṉīrāyirappaṭi by Vādikesari Aḻakiya Maṇavāḷa Jīyar. See Tiruvāymoḻi and commentaries (2).

Paṉṉīrāyirappaṭi Guruparamparāprabhāvam. Pūrvācāryarkaḷ aruḷic ceyta āṟāyirappaṭi paṉṉīrāyirappaṭi mutaliya kuruparamparā prapāvam. śrī U. vē. Cē. Kiruṣṇamācāryar svāmi 1909-ām āṇṭu patippitta piratiyiṉ aṭippaṭaiyil maṟupatippu ceyyappaṭṭa nūl. Ed. by Śrīvaiṣṇavaśrī A. Kiruṣṇamācāryar. Tiruvaraṅkam:  Śrīvaiṣṇavaśrī, 2018 (1909).

Periyāḻvār Tirumoḻi (PerTM). By Periyāḻvār. See Nālāyirattivviyappirapantam. 

Periyāḻvār Tirumoḻi vyākhyānam.

  • Mayarvaṟ matinalam aruḷappeṟṟa āḻvārkaḷ aruḷicceyta mutalāyirattil mutal pirapantamākiya periyāḻvār aruḷicceyta periyāḻvār tirumoḻi. Edited by By S. Kiruṣṇasvāmi Aiyaṅkār. Trichy: Śrī Sudarśana Trust (?), 1949(?). 
  • (1999 [1955]). Upaya vētānta krantamālai śrī periyāḻvār aruḷicceyta periyāḻvār tirumoḻi. By T. Uttamūr Viraraghavacarya. Chennai: Sri Uttamur Viraraghavachariar Centenary Trust. 

Periya tirumaṭal and commentaries: periyavāccāṉ piḷḷaiyum aḻakiyamaṇavāḷaperumāḷnāyaṉārum aruḷiya periya tirumaṭal vyākyāṉaṅkaḷ (tivyaprapantasāra vyākyāṉattuṭaṉ). śrīsūktimālā malar 20. Ed. by S. Kiruṣṇasvāmi Ayyaṅkār. Tirucci: Śrīvaiṣṇava sudarcaṉam, 1995b. 3rd edition.

Periya Tirumaṭal. By Tirumaṅkai Āḻvār. See Nālāyirattivviyappirapantam. 

Periya Tirumoḻi (PeTM). By Tirumaṅkai Āḻvār. See Nālāyirattivviyap- pirapantam. 

Periya Tirumoḻi and commentaries: Rāmānujācāryar, Ciṅkaperumāḷkōvil Māṭapūci and Tiruvēṅkaṭācāryar, Putupaṭṭu (ed.). paramakāruṇikarāṉa periyavāccāṉpiḷḷaiyaruḷicceyta vyākhyānattuṭaṉum appu arumpatattuṭaṉum, uraiyuṭaṉum. Kāñcīpuram: Srīvaiṣṇava kranta mutrāpaka sapaiyar, 1908.

Periya Tirumuṭi Aṭaivu. Periya tirumuṭi aṭavu. Edited by K. Tirumalācārya. n.p.: Śrīnikētana mudrākṣara śālā, 1898. 

Perumāḷ Tirumoḻi & commentary. 

  • Perumāḷ Tirumoḻi vyākhyānam. By S. Krishnaswami Aiyangar. Trichy: Śrī Vaiṣṇava Śrī, 1997. 
  • Mutalāyirattil aintāvatu tiyyiyappirapantamāy śrī kulacēkarāl̲vār aruḷicceytatān̲a perumāḷ tirumol̲i. By P. B. Annangaracharya. Kāñcipuram: Krantamālā Āpīs, 1966. 
  • Upaya vētānta krantamālai śrī kulacēkarap- perumāḷ aruḷicceyta Perumāḷ Tirumoḻi. By T. Uttamūr Viraraghavacarya. Chennai: Sri Uttamur Viraraghavachariar Centenary Trust, 1999 (1952). 
  • Perumāḷ Tirumoḻi. By Velukkudi Krishnan. Chennai: The Kinchitkaram Trust [CD], 2008. 

Pirapanta-cāram (Prabandhasāram). 

  • Pirapanta-cāram. In Śrītēcikappirapantam urai. Edited by V. D. V. N. Rāmatēcikācāryaṉ. Kumpakōṇam: Śrī Mahāpārata Piras, 1944, pp. 410-435. 
  • śrīman nikamānta mahātēcikaṉ aruḷiya cillarai rahasyaṅkaḷ. 3 vols. Edited by Va. Na. śrīrāma Tēcikāccārya Svāmi. Śrīraṅkam: Pauṇṭarīkapuram Śrīmatāṇṭavaṉ Ācramam, 1998.
  • svāmi śrīman nikamānta mahā tēcikaṉ aruḷicceyta prapanta sāram (curukkavuraiyuṭaṉ). Edited by P. Kiruṣṇamāccāriyār. Ceṉṉai: n.p., 1967.

Piḷḷai Lokācārya’s works. piḷḷai lokācāryar aruḷiya aṣṭādaca rahasyam. Edited by S. Kiruṣṇasvāmi Ayyaṅkār (Tirucci: Śrī Sutarcaṉar ṭrasṭ & Śrīvaiṣṇavaśrī, 1987. 

Prapannāmṛtam. Guruparamparai Sāramāṉa Prapannāmṛtam. Vol. 2: Āḻvārkaḷ Ācāriyarkaḷ Caritram. Edited by K. Aiyangar. Tirucci: Śrīnivāsam Press, 1995. 

Rahasyatrayasāra. Srimad Vedanta Desika’s Srimad Rahasya trayasara with Sara vistara (Commentary). Edited by Uttamur T. Viraraghavacharya. Madras: n.p., 1980. 

Rāmānuja’s works. (1971) Śrībhagavadrāmānujagranthamālā. Vol. 2: vedārthasaṅgraḥ gītābhāṣya gadyatraya nityagrantha śārīrakamīmāṃsābhāṣyavibhūṣitam. Edited by Kāñcīpuram Prativādibhayaṅkaram Aṇṇaṅgarācārya. 

Rāmānujārya Divyacaritai by Piḷḷai Lokam Jīyar: Viśiṣṭādvaitasiddhānta sthāpakarāṉa iḷaiyāḻvārvaipavattai avatārakālamētoṭaṅki ellārumaṟintu ujjīvikkumpaṭi, paramakāruṇikarāṉa piḷḷailōkañcīyar aruḷicceyta rāmānujāryativyacaritai. Tiruvēṅkaṭāccāryar. Edited by Tiruvēṅkaṭāccāryar. Tiruvallikkēṇi: śrīsarasvatībhaṇḍāra mutrākṣaracālai, 1886.

Rāmāyaṇa Taṉiślokam. 

  •  (1996). Ed. by S. Kishnaswamy Aiyangar. Śrīrāmāyaṇabhāratāti taṉiclōkam, 2 vols. Tirucci: Śrīnivāsam accakam.
  • Ed. by Kiruṣṇasvāmi Ayyaṅkār. Tirucci: Śrīnivāsam accukkūṭam.

Raṅgarāja Stavam. See Stotramālā. 

Śaraṇāgatigadyam by Rāmānuja. 

  • See Śrībhagavadrāmānujagranthamālā. 
  • Emperumāṉār aruḷicceyta katyatrayam (Caraṇākati katyam, Śrīraṅga katyam, śrī vaikuṇṭa katyam). Śrī kāñcī pirativātipayaṅkaram Aṇṇaṅkarācāriyar iyaṟṟiya katyapāva prakācikaiyeṉṉu muraiyuṭaṉ. Edited and commented upon by P. B. Aṇṇaṅkarācāriyar. Kāñcī: Suratśaṉa accukkūṭam, 1948.

Sārasāram. See Deśikaprabandham. 

Śrībhagavadrāmānujagranthamālā. (1971) Śrībhagavadrāmānujagranthamālā. Vol. 2: vedārthasaṅgraḥ gītābhāṣya gadyatraya nityagrantha śārīrakamīmāṃsā- bhāṣyavibhūṣitam. Edited by Kāñcīpuram Prativādibhayaṅkaram Aṇṇaṅgarācārya. 

Śrībhāṣya. By Rāmānuja (2002). Bhagavad Bādarāyaṇa’s Bramha Sūtras and Bhagavad Rāmānuja’s commentary Śrī Bhāṣya with its gloss Śrutaprakāśikā by Śrī Sudarśana Sūri and brief notes Sudarśana sevā etc., by Abhinava Dēśika Śrī Uttamūr Vīrarāghavācārya. Ubhaya Vedanta Granthamala. 2 vols. Chennai : Sri Uttamur Viraraghavachariar Centenary Trust.

Śrīraṅgamahātmyam. See Kōyiloḻuku (3). 

Śrīvacanabhūṣaṇam

  • (1)   Śrīvacanabhūṣaṇam of Piḷḷai Lokācārya. Translation and Commentary of Maṇavāḷamāmuni. Critical Evaluation of the Theo-philosophy of the post-Ramanuja Śrīvaiṣṇavism. Edited by J. Rangaswami. Delhi: Sharada Publishing House, 2006. 
  • Śrī vacana pūṣaṇam. Mūlamum eḷimaiyāṉa viḷakkavuraiyum. cūttiravaṭivil amaintuḷḷa innūlil tāṉ ettaṉai tattuvaṅkaḷ. atikam aṟiyappaṭāta paḻamaiyāṉa nūliṉ eḷimaiyāṉa tamiḻākkam. Ed. by Uruppaṭṭūr D. Cauntararājaṉ Svāmi. Citamparam : Ālaya taricaṉam, 2017.
  • Śrīvacana Bhūṣaṇa of Pillai Lokācārya, trad. par Robert C. Lester, Madras, Kuppuswamy Sastri Research Institute, 1979.

Śrīvaikuṇṭhastvam by Kūrattāḻvāṉ. See Works by Kūrattāḻvāṉ.

Stotramālā. Śrīvaiṣṇavasampradāyadhurandhara śrīkulaśekharasūriprabhṛti śrīmad- varavamunīndraśiṣyavargaparyanta sakalapūrvācāryapraṇīta stotrajālasama- laṅkṛtā stotramālā. Edited by P. B. Annangaracarya. Kancheepuram: Grantha-mala Office, 1949. 

Stotraratnam by Yāmunācārya (2001). 

  • Sri Yamunacharya’s Stotra Ratna. A Rendering in English with Notes. By MS Rajajee. Tirupati: Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams. 
  • See Stotramālā.

Sundarabāhustavam

  • (1949). Śrīvaiṣṇavasampradāyadhurandhara śrīkulaśekharasūriprabhṛti śrīmad­varava­munīndraśiṣyavargaparyantasakalapūrvācāryapraṇīta stotrajālasamalaṅkṛtā stotramālā. Edited by P. B. Annangaracarya. Kancheepuram: Grantha-mala Office.
  • See Works by Kūrattāḻvāṉ.

Taṉiyaṉs: āḷvār divya pada nālāyira divya prabandha taṉiyaṉkaḷ (stuti-padya). Hindi bhāvārtha sahita. Vol.1. Edited by Pā. Veṅkatācārī. Cennai: śrī sevā bhāratī, 2001.

Tattvatraya by Piḷḷai Lokācārya 

  • (n.d.). Ed. by Tiruvēṅkaṭācāriyar. Pillai Lokacarya’s Tatvatraya with Manavalamamuni’s commentary. Madras: Śrīvaiṣṇava kranta mutrāpaka capai. 
  • (1966). Ed. by Perumāḷ Kōvil Prativātipayaṅkaram Vitvāṉ  Aṇṇaṅkarācāriyar. Tattvatraya with the commentary of Maṇavāḷamāmuṉi. Tricci: Śrīsūtarcaṉarṭrasṭ.

Tirukkaṇṇapuram Tiruttala Varalāṟu. Tirukkaṇṇapuram Tiruttala Varalāṟu. Tirukaṇṇapuram: Śrī Śaurirājapperumāḷ Bhakta Jana Sabhai, n.d. 

Tirukkōḷūr Peṇpiḷḷai Rahasyam. 

  • Kiruṣṇamācāryar, Śrīvaiṣṇavaśrī A., ed. Pūrvācāryarkaḷ aruḷic ceyta āṟāyirappaṭi paṉṉīrāyirappṭi mutaliya kuruparamparā prapāvam. śrī U. vē. Cē. Kiruṣṇamācāryar svāmi 1909-ām āṇṭu patippitta piratiyiṉ aṭippaṭaiyil maṟupatippu ceyyappaṭṭa nūl. Tiruvaraṅkam:  Śrīvaiṣṇavaśrī, 2018 (1909).
  • See Mummaṇi Rahasyam.
  • Caṭakōpaṉ, Ku. Tirukkōḷūrp peṇpiḷḷai irakaciyam. Ceṉṉai: Allayaṉs, 2008.
  • Velukkudi Krishnan. s.d. Tirukkōḷūr Peṇpiḷḷai Rahasyam. Chennai: Dayasindhu Associates [CD].

Tirumālai. By Toṇṭaraṭippoṭi Āḻvār. See Nālāyirattivviyappirapantam. 

Tirumālai and commentary (1966). Mutalāyirattaic cernta Tirumalai, Tiruppaḷḷiyeḻucci, Amalanātipi­raṉ, Kaṇṇinūṇciṟuttāmpu. Ed. by Prativādibhayaṅkara Aṇṇaṅgarācārya. Kāñcipuram: Krantamālā Āpīs.

Tirumālai with commentary. 

  • parama kāuṇikarāṉa periyavāccāṉpiḷḷai aruḷicceyta tirumālai vyākyāṉam. Edited by By S. Kiruṣṇasvāmi Aiyaṅkār. Trichy: Kincitkāram Trust, 2008 [1982]. 
  • paramakāruṇikarāṉa periyavāccāṉ piḷḷai aruḷicceyta tirumālai vyākyāṉam (sutarcaṉam āciriyariṉ vivaraṇam, atavurai, arumpatavuraikaḷuṭaṉ kūṭiyatu). Ed. by S. Kiruṣṇasvāmi Ayyaṅkār. Tirucci: S. Kiruṣṇasvāmi Ayyaṅkār, 1996. 3rd edition.

Tiruneṭuntāṇṭakam. By Tirumaṅkai Āḻvār. See Nālāyirativviyappirapantam.

Tiruppallāṇṭu. By Periyāḻvār. See Nālāyirattivviyappirapantam.

Tiruppaḷḷiyeḻucci and commentaries: nañcīyar, periyavāccāṉ piḷḷai aruḷicceyta tiruppaḷḷiyeḻucci vyākyāṉaṅkaḷ (sudarcaṉam āciriyariṉ eḷiyanaṭai vivaraṇattuṭaṉ kūṭiyatu). Ed. by S. Kiruṣṇasvāmi Ayyaṅkār. Tirucci: S. Kiruṣṇasvāmi Ayyaṅkār, n.d. 3rdedition.

Tiruppāvai. By Āṇṭāḷ.

  • See Nālāyirattivviyappirapantam. 
  • Un Texte Tamoul De Dévotion Vishnouite : Le Tiruppavai D’Antal,  trad. par Jean Fiilozat, Pondichéry, Institut Français d’Indologie, 1972.

Tiruvāciriyam by Nammāḻvār. See Nālāyira tivviya pirapantam. 

Tiruvallikkēṇi Peṇ Rahasyam. See Mummaṇi Rahasyam.

Tiruvāymoḻi (TVM). By Nammāḻvār.

  • See Nālāyirattivviyappirapantam. 
  • Nammāḻvār aruḷic ceyta tiruvāymoḻi. Edited & Translated by V. N. Vedānta Deśikan. Madras: Sri Vishishtadvaita Research Centre, 1994. 

Tiruvāymoḻi by Nammāḻvār and commentaries: 

  • prapannajaṉakūṭastarāṉa nammāḻvār tiruvāymalarntaruḷiya tiruvāymoḻi (mutal pattu, iraṇṭām pattu, mūṉṟām pattukkaḷuṭaṉa tivyārtta tīpikai urai). Ed. by Pirativātipayaṅkaram Aṇṇaṅkarācāriyar. Śrīraṅgam: Śrīvaiṣṇavaśrī, 1998 [1933].
  • Śrī Bhagavad-Viṣayam. Tiruvāymoḻi mūlamum āṟāyirappaṭi, oṉpatiṉāyirappaṭi, irupattinālāyirappaṭi, īṭumuppattāṟāyirappaṭi vyākhyānaṅkaḷum, cīyar arumpatavurai, pramāṇattiraṭṭu, draviḍopaniṣatsaṅgati, draviḍopaniṣattātparyaratnāvaḷi, tiruvāymoḻi nūṟṟantāti ivaikaḷuṭaṉ (10 vols.). Ed. by Cē. Kiruṣṇamācāriyār. Tiruvallikēṇi: Nōpil Accukkūṭam, 1925–30.

Tiruvāymoḻi Vācakamālai By Tirukōn̲ēritāsyai. Tiruvāymol̲ai Vācakamālai En̲um Vivaraṇa Catakam. Mukavurai-Aṭikkur̲ippu Mutaliyavaikaḷuṭan̲. Edited by Tēvanātāccāri. Tan͂cāvu̅r: Tan͂cāvu̅r Sarasvati Mahāl Nu̅l Nilaiyam, 1952.

Tiruveḻukkūṟṟirukkai by Tirumaṅkai Āḻvār and commentary: tirumaṅkaiyāḻvār aruḷiya tiruveḻukkūṟṟirukkai (periyavāccāṉ piḷḷai aruḷiya iru vyākhyāṉaṅkaḷ, vivaraṇattuṭaṉ). śrīsūktimālā malar 27. Ed. by S. Kiruṣṇasvāmi Ayyaṅkār. Tirucci: Śrīnivāsam Piras, 1973.

Tiruviruttam by Nammāḻvār and commentarys: 

  • paramakāruṇikarāṉa periyavāccāṉpiḷḷai aruḷicceyta tiruccantavirutta vyākyāṉam (sutarcaṉam āciriyariṉ eḷiyanaṭai vivaraṇattuṭaṉ kūṭiyatu). Ed. by S. Kiruṣṇasvāmi Ayyaṅkār. Tirucci: S. Kiruṣṇasvāmi Ayyaṅkār, 1995..
  • nammāḻvār aruḷicceyta tiruviruttam, itu tiruvallikkēṇi vaittamāniti muṭumpai caṭakōparāmānujācāriyar iyaṟṟiya uraiyuṭaṉ. Ed. by Vaittamāniti Muṭumpai Caṭakōparāmānujācāriyar. Ceṉṉai: Mimōriyal accukkūṭam, (vikāri v°[4]).
  • iyaṟpā, prapannajana kūṭasttarāṉa nammāḻvār aruḷicceyta tiruviruttam, itaṟku periyavāccāṉpiḷḷai tampēraruḷā laruḷicceyta, maṇipravāḷa vyākyānam, itaṟku vivaraṇamāṉa arumpatam, appu arumpatam: vēṟoru arumpatam. 19 pācuraṅkaḷukku appiḷḷai urai, tarkkatīrttarāṉa śrīmān, ciṅkapperumāḷkōvil, māṭapūci rāmānujācāryarāleḻutappaṭṭapratīpatam, tātparyam inta eṭṭu krantaṅkaḷum māṭapūci rāmānujācāryarālum si. muttukruṣṇanā¥uṭu avarkaḷālum nānātēcā nītāneka śrīkośaṅkaḷiṉ sahāyattiṉāl paricōtippikkappaṭṭu (…) pracuram ceyyappaṭṭatu. Ceṉṉapaṭṭaṇam: Śrīvaiṣṇava kranta mutrāpakasapaiyār,  śobhakṛt v° [= 1903/04].

Upatēcarattiṉamālai by Maṇavāḷamāmuṉikaḷ: Upatēcarattiṉamālai.Tirucci: Śrīsutarśaṉar Trust & Śrīvaiṣṇavaśrī, 2001.

Upatēcarattiṉamālai by Maṇavāḷamāmuṉikaḷ and its commentary by Piḷḷai Lokam Jīyar. Upatēcarattiṉamālai: Piḷḷailokam jīyar aruḷiya viyākkiyāṉamum tamiḻākkamum. By M. Varatarājaṉ. Ceṉṉai: Śrī Anant patippakam, 2015.

Varadarājastavam. See Stotramālā. 

Vārtāmālai (1983). piṉpaḻakiya perumāḷ jīyar cērttaruḷiya vārttāmālai (Sutarcaṉam āciriyar iyaṟṟiya vārttāmālai arumpata vivaraṇattuṭaṉ kūṭiyatu). Tirucci: Sutarcaṉam.

Vedārthasaṃgraham by Rāmānuja. 

  • Vedartha sangraha of Sri Ramanuja. Tr. by M R Rajagopala Aiyangar. Kumbakonam : Cauveri Colour Press, 1956.
  • (1956). Vedärthasamgraha; introduction, critical edition and annotated translation by J.A.B. van Buitenen. Poona.

Veṅkaṭācalamāhātmyam. Śrībhaviṣyatpurāṇe Śrīveṅkaṭācalamāhātmyam: Śrī Veṅkaṭācala Māhātmyam in Śrī Bhaviṣyat Purāṇam. Edited by Tamraparni S Raghavendran. Tiruchanur : Śrīman Madhva Siddhānta Onnāhinī Sabhā, 2014.

Villi’s Mahābhārata. Villiputtūrār iyaṟṟiya makāpāratam. Pattu paruvaṅkaḷ – ēḻu tokutikaḷ. Āṭi paruvam. Edited and commented upon by Vai. Mu. Kōpālakiruṣṇamāccāriyār. Ceṉṉai: Umā patippakam, 2013 (19XX?).

Works by Kūrattāḻvāṉ. (1949). Śrīvaiṣṇavasampradāyadhurandhara śrīkulaśekharasūriprabhṛti śrīmad­varava­munīndraśiṣyavargaparyantasakalapūrvācāryapraṇīta stotrajālasamalaṅkṛtā stotramālā. Edited by P. B. Annangaracarya. Kancheepuram: Grantha-mala Office.

Yādavābhyudaya by Vedānta Deśika (2015). Yādavābhyudayam of Vedantādeśika: with the Commentary of Appayyadīkṣita. 3 vols. Delhi: Abhishek Prakashan.

Yatīndrapravaṇaprabhāvam by Piḷḷai Lokam Jīyar. Śrī piḷḷailokārya jīyar aruḷicceyta yatīndrapravaṇa prapāvam (śrīmaṇavāḷamāmuṉikaḷ vaipavam). Ed. by V.V. Rāmānujan. Tiruvallikkēṇi: Śrīraṅkapriyā patippakam, 2017 (1992).

Yatirājaviṃśati. Śrīmaṇavāḷa Māmunivaṉ aruḷiya yatirāja vimcati (mūlamum, tamiḻil karuttu uraiyum). Ed. and Tamil tr. by Kumāravāṭi Cē. Irāmānujācārya Svāmi. Madras: The Little Flower Co, 2000.

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