Medhaṅkara untranslated

Medhaṅkara 01. A Buddha of very long ago, belonging to the same kappa as Dīpaṅkara. Bv.xxvii.1; Ja.i.44.

Medhaṅkara 02. Medhaṅkara Thera. He lived in Ceylon, and was the author of a Sinhalese work called Vinayārthasamuccaya. PLC.202.

Medhaṅkara 03. Medhaṅkara Thera. Called Araññaka Medhaṅkara. He presided over the Council held by Parakkamabāhu III. PLC.213.

Medhaṅkara 04. Medhaṅkara Thera. He was entrusted by Parakkamabāhu IV. with the translation of the Jātakas into Sinhalese. The king built for him a pariveṇa called the Parakkamabāhu pariveṇa, and gave for its maintenance the villages of Purāṇagāma, Sannīrasela, Labujamaṇḍaka and Moravaṅka. Cv.xc.86.

Medhaṅkara 05. Medhaṅkara Thera (called Vanaratana Medhaṅkara). He wrote the Jinacarita and the Payogasiddhi and lived in the time of Bhuvanekabāhu I. He was an incumbent of the Vijayabāhupariveṇa, built by Vijayabāhu II. Gv.62, 72; PLC. 230f.

Medhaṅkara 06. A Burmese author of the fourteenth century. He was the royal preceptor of Queen Bhaddā, mother of Setibhinda, king of Muttima nagara. He studied for a time in Ceylon and afterwards wrote the Lokadīpasāra. Sās. p. 42; Bode, 35f.