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'''Jaggu Vakulabhushana''' was an eminent Sanskrit poet and writer.<ref>{{cite book|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=VGxKTDT0h2kC&q=vakulabhushana&pg=PA585 |title=Encyclopaedic Dictionary of Pali Literature - Google Books |isbn=9788187746515 |accessdate=2013-09-15|last1=Malhotra |first1=R. P. |last2=Arora |first2=Kuldeep |year=2003 }}</ref> He was born '''Alwar Iyengar''' in 1902 at Chatraghosha near [[Melukote]], India (Vakulabhushana was his [[pen name]]) and died in 1994. He was awarded the Sahitya Academy award for his seminal work "Jayantika".

==Works==
===Sanskrit works===
* Jayantika-Gadyakavya, based on Bana's Kadambari (1990)
* Yaduvamsacaritam – Gadyakavya based on Bana's Harsacarita
* Adbhutadutam an epic in 15 cantos, based on Udyaogaparvan on the Mahabharata (1968),
* Karunarasatarangini- Khandakavya,
* Patikoktimala – poetry,
* Srngaralilamrtam – poetry
* Kalikautukam – an unpublished Khandakavya,
* Gitaraghavam – poetry
* Vasantavatamsavarnanam – Khandakavya
* Bharatasamgrahah – Campu
* Yatirajacampu – Campu
* Yatrodantacampu – Campu
* Laksmistutimanjari – devotional poem,
* Hayavadanastotram – devotional poem,
* Amrtadhirohini – devotional poem,
* Aghavighatini – devotional poem, on Rama; (unpublished)
* Laksmidandakah – devotional poetry,
* Yadusailasatakam – Satakakavya,
* Gandhinutih – poem, unpublished;
* Kodandaramasuprabhatam – devotional poetry,
* Vasudevasuprabhatam – devotional poetry, (unpublished);
* Dasarathisuprabhatam – devotional poetry, (unpublished);
* Subrahmanyasuprabhatam – devotional poetry, (unpublished);
* Madhyaranganathastotram – devotional poetry, (unpublished)
* Madhyaranganathasuprabhatam – devotional poetry, (un-published);
* Madhyaranganathasatanamastotram – devotional poetry,(unpublished);
* Madhyaratiganayiksuprabhatam – devotional poetry, (unpublished);
* Mahalaksmisuprabhatam – devotional poetry,
* Sriyoganrsimhasuprabhatam – devotional poetry,
* Sriyoganrsimhamangalastotram – devotional poetry,
* Srimallesvarakrsnasuprabhatam – devotional poetry,
* Srimallesvarakrsnamangalam – devotional poetry,
* Madhyajanardana suprabhatam – devotional poetry,
* Janardanasumangalam – devotional poetry,
* Venkataryavandanam –- devotional poetry,
* Prapannavani- devotional poetry,
* Adbhutamsukam – play, (precursor to Venisamhara of Bhattanarayana)
* Pratijnakautilyam – play, (precursor to Mudrarakshasa of Vishakhadatta)
* Prasannakasyapam-play,(successor of Abhijnanasakuntala of Kalidasa)
* Karmahalam – play, unpublished,
* Maniharanam – play, (successor of Bhasa's Urubhanga)
* Maiijulamaiijiram – play
* Balivijayam –play,
* Amulyamalyam – play,
* Yauvarajyam – play,
* Pratijñåśāntanavam – play,
* Anangadāprahasnam – a farce,
* Samyuktā – a play,
* Nighnatāpasam – a play, 1982
* Navajīmūtam – a play 1986,
* Mugdhakuntalam – play, 1993
* Prabuddhaprajñam. Play 1993
* Kaumudīyam – play, 1993
* Vīrasaubhadram – play, precursor to Dūtaghatotkaca of Bhāsa
* Vrataphalam – play, 1993
* Kalikālusyam – play, 1993
* Dāśarathidarśanam – play, 1993
* Vitīrnāmrtam – play, 1993
* Syamantakam – play, 1993
* Maireyapāramyam – play, 1993
<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ksu.ac.in/en/jaggu-vakulabhushana/|title=Jaggu Vakulabhushana - Karnataka Samskrit University|website=www.ksu.ac.in}}</ref>

====Critical works====
* Bhāvakaumudī – (Commentary on the play Kādambarīkalyāna)
* Upākhyānaratnamañjūsā – Commentary on Kshemendra's Cārucaryā

====Miscellaneous works====
* Kanakamuktāmani
* Shringerī śankarāryasvāgatam
* Samasyāpūranāni
* Suvarnānyoktipañcakam
* Cātuślokāh
* Anyoktimālā, (unpublished);
* Adbhutavijñāpannam,
* Prasannakāśyapavijñaptih
* Syamantakavijñaptih
* Pratijñākautilyvijñaptih(unpublished);
* Yaduvamśa-caritavijñaptih

===Translations===
* Srīvacanabhūshanam – (from Sanskrit into Kannada)
* Caramupāyanirnayah

===Other works===
* Laksmīdāsasāhiyam
* Ajñātagranthāh

===Works in Kannada===
* Naguvintagantu (Autobiographical comic story),
* Rādhāmohan – Cine-play,
* Rāmjīrangsthola – comic essays,
* Melunadina Bhāgyodaya,
* Ambarīsacarita,
* Bhagavatya-daśaka,
* Vedāntavū Sāhityavū,
* Janārdasuprabhātopodgātha,
* Māhālakshmīsuprabhātopodgātha,
* Srīvacana-bhūśanopodgātha,
* Amrtādhirohinīsuprabhātopodgātha,
* Padmapurāna (translation of 3 chapters – unpublished),
* Gītopanyāsa,
* Rāmāyanopanyasa.

==Awards and recognition==
* [[Sahitya Akademi]] award for creative writing in Sanskrit.
* President's certificate of honour.

==References==
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==Bibliography==
* Encyclopedia of Indian Literature, Sahitya Academy, 1988
* Adhunik Sanskrit Natak, Ramaji Upadhyaya, 1977
* Who is who of Sanskrit Scholars in India, Sahitya Academy, 1993

[[Category:Sanskrit poets]]

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