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Sanskrit philosophical treatise
The Siddhitraya (Sanskrit: सिद्धित्रयम्, romanized: Siddhitrayam) is a Sanskrit treatise written in the 10th century by the Hindu philosopher Yamunacharya
Siddhitraya
One of the six orthodox traditions of Hindu philosophy
A number of important early Vedanta thinkers have been listed in the Siddhitraya by Yamunācārya (c. 1050), the Vedārthasamgraha by Rāmānuja (c. 1050–1157)
Vedanta
Hindu philosopher and religious leader
65-verse devotional hymn ("Gem of Hymns") in praise of Narayana (Vishnu). Siddhitraya – A foundational philosophical treatise comprising three parts: Ātmasiddhi
Yamunacharya
Foundational text of the Vedānta school of Hindu philosophy
are mentioned by 12th-century Ramanuja and 11th-century Yamunacharya's Siddhitraya, all of these commentaries likely much older than Adi Shankara's commentary
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Śiromani : It is the major treatise of Indian mathematician Bhāskara II. Siddhitraya: A Sanskrit philosophical treatise by Yamunacharya on Vishishtadvaita
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Treatise by Hindu philosopher Ramanuja
work, he offers a recapitulation and his interpretation of the Vedas. Siddhitraya Sri Bhashya Gita Bhashya Klostermaier, Klaus K. (1989-01-01). A Survey
Vedarthasamgraha
Hindu work of literature
canopy, fan, and three Vedas — Stotra Ratna, Verse 38 Chatuh Shloki Siddhitraya Dayashataka Sharma, Chandradhar (2000). A Critical Survey of Indian Philosophy
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of various important early Vedānta thinkers have been listed in the Siddhitraya by Yamunācārya (c.1050), the Vedārthasamgraha by Rāmānuja (c.1050–1157)
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