Vacaka Gunaratna’s (c. 1600 A.D.) Sukhabodhika Tippanika, both a commentary on Gangesa’s Tattvacintamani (Anumanakhanda) and also a subcommentary on a commentary of the Tattvacintamani, which is hitherto unpublished, is here published for the first time. The Tattvacintamani is one of the most famous and difficult works of Indian philosophy. The present commentary on it greatly contributes to the understanding of this very important work. Though it is called ...
