Contribution of Ramacandra Pandita to Sanskrit Literature

Ramacandra Pandita, son of the great saint Siddhesvara Maharaja of Kolhapur was a versatile scholar. He wrote numerous treatises and Stotras in Sanskrit and Marathi. The works of Ramacandra Pandita are presented here in a book form. It contains six philosophical works, ten Sanskrit Stotras, Sanskrit Arartikyas. Miscellaneious Slokas and two works-the Kundavedikakrtih and the Vrttabhiramah-all of which are composed by Ramacandra Pandita. It can highlight the outstanding contribution of a scholar to the varied fields of Sanskrit Literature, especially the Vedanta and the Stotra literature. The philosophical works incorporate the lucid metrical and prose exposition of the tenets of the Advaita Vedanta and Stotras are replete with the devotional fervour.