[Advaita-l] Classical treatise on Smriti (Smriti muktaphalam alais Vaithyanatha Dikshitiyam.)

[Ajit Krishnan]

FYI ... the full text of Vaidyanatha Dikshitiyam (in devanagari script) is
available from http://vaidyanatha.ambaa.org/

    ajit





On Wed, Jan 15, 2014 at 10:00 PM, Krishnan S <krishnan.sankara at gmail.com>wrote:

> Perhaps many of the members may be aware that all the parts of Smriti
> muktaphalam alais Vaithyanatha Dikshitiyam with Tamil translation are
> republished in 2010 by the Veda Dharma Sastra Paipalana Sabha of Sri Kanchi
>  Mutt,edited by BrSri Vaidya S.V. Radhakrishana Sastri of Srirangam.
>
> For copies , one can approach Sri Kanchi Mutt.
>
> Krishnan
> ----------------
>
>
> As I have posted my earlier findings on Smriti muktaphalam alais
> > Vaithyanatha Dikshitiyam. I would like to share some of the classical
> > smriti text that I have come across in search of Dharma Sastra text.
> >
> > Here are the following list of texts:
> >
> > 1) Vaithyanatha Dikshitiyam alias Smriti muktaphalam: This work is
> composed
> > by Sri Vaithyanatha Dikshitar who hailed from Kandramanika village in
> > Kumakonam or Tanjore District.
> >
> > Ahnika Kaandam two parts (Poorva and Uthra Bhaga)
> > Sraddha Kandam two parts (Poorva and Uthra Bhaga)
> > Asoucha Kanda one book
> > Varnasrama kandam one book
> > Thithi nirnaya kandam one book
> > Prayaschitta kandam one book
> >
> >
> >
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