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Sarvasundara Kathāsamgraha (1453 A.D.) Naracandra Suri | Kathāratna- 15 tarangas (1463 A.D.) sāgara Pancasati
600 stories. These Prabandha-sam. stories are of the bandha
nature of fantastic (1464 A.D.) fairy-tales. Jinakirti Campaka-śreşthi(mid 15th cent.) kathānaka (Skt.)
Palagopala
kathānaka (Skt.) Padmanandin Kathārņava (1496 A.D.) Nemidatta Ārādhanākoşa (1530 A.D.) Śrutasāgara Kathākoşa (Skt.) (mid 16th cent.) Hemavijaya. Kathāratnākara 258 stories in 10 gaņi(1600 A.D.) (Skt., Pkt. Apa. | tarangas; mostly of Guj + Old Hindi) fools, rogues and
artful women.
16th cent.
17th cent.
Kathakosa Collection of popular (Skt. + Pkt.) tales Uttamakumăra- Stories are allegorical carita-kathā (Skt.) and didactic. Pāpabuddhi- Allegorical and didactic Dharma-buddhi- stories kathānaka (Skt.) Samyaktva. 27 stories kaumudi (Skt. with Pkt. gāthās) Kathakosa Ref. found in Jaina
Sāhitya Itihăsa p. 168 Kathākosa (trs. by C.H. Tawney,
London, 1895). Kathā maho- 179 verses. Its commendadhi (Skt.) tary contains 150 tales. Kathăratnākara (Skt.) Upadeśamala Kathāsamāsa Kathāsamgraha Kathakoşa
Uttamarşi
Jinabhadra Sarvanandi Anandasundara Somasundara Gani
Aghatakumāra katha
