The editor says the brief self-introduction Ugrāditya gives in the 25th chapter shows that his…

The editor says the brief self-introduction Ugrāditya gives in the 25th chapter shows that his guru was Śrīnandi Ācārya, whose feet a king named Śrī Viṣṇurāja Parameśvara worshipped. He conjectures that this Viṣṇurāja is another name of Govindarāja III, Amoghavarṣa's father, because Jinasena in the Pārśvābhyudaya refers to Amoghavarṣa by the title Parameśvara and the title may have been hereditary among the Rāṣṭrakūṭas; but historians take Viṣṇurāja to be the Cālukya king Viṣṇuvardhana, which he says is no obstacle to fixing Ugrāditya's time, since a Cālukya king of that name may have reigned then. He concludes that Śrī Ugrādityācārya was certainly a contemporary of Mahārājādhirāja Śrīvallabha Nṛpatuṅga Amoghavarṣa.

Why it is kept for review: The author's guru and date.

25 वें परिच्छेद में उन्होंने जो अपना परिचय सं़ोप में दिया है, उससे यह रात होता है कि उनके गुरु श्रीनंदि आचार्य थे, जिनके चरणों को श्रीविष्णुराज परमेश्वर नामक राजा पूजता था।