The editor says Ugrāditya wrote nothing in particular about himself, and the work he composed…

The editor says Ugrāditya wrote nothing in particular about himself, and the work he composed is itself the witness to his learning and power of exposition. His guru was Śrīnandi, and the work was composed on a mountain named Rāmagiri, which was in Veṅgi, the chief place of the Trikaliṅga country. The land from the Gaṅgā to Kaṭaka is called the Utkala country, which is North Kaliṅga; the hilly land from Kaṭaka to Mahendragiri is Middle Kaliṅga; the land from Mahendragiri to the Godāvarī is South Kaliṅga; and the three together are called Trikaliṅga. In Vaṅgī (Veṅgi) of this Trikaliṅga, seated in the Jina temple on the beautiful Rāmagiri hill, Ugrāditya composed this work.

Why it is kept for review: The author's guru and the place of composition.

उनके गुरु श्रीनंदि, ग्रंथ निर्माण स्थान रामगिरी नामक पर्वत था। रामगिरी पर्वत वेंगि में था। वेंगि त्रिकलिंग देश में प्रधान स्थान है।