Captioned work ” Srimadh Vadiraja Rujuthva-Siddhantha” is a magnanimous work of Sri H Subba Rao (Student/Desciple of Srimadh Sathyadhyana Theertha and an erudite scholar) which critically and substantially refutes the “Vadiraja Rujuthva Vichara – of erstwhile Sri Gundu Rao/V Prabhanjanacharya.)
This work goes threadbare and succeeds in completing the critical exposition of unsubstantiated claims that ” Sri Vadiraja is not Ruju” In this undertaking, it examines most of the works dealing with Vadiraja Rujuthwa.
This work leaves no stone unturned while refuting the half baked claims against “Vadiraja Rujuthva”
Chapter-1. Determines why the contemplation of “Vadiraja Rujuthva” itself is required.
PART-1
Chapter-2. Examines the gamut of “Pramana/evidence“.
Chapter-3 Defines the nature and requisites of Agama.
Chapter-4. Examination of “Anrujuthva Vaadha.
Chapter-5. Delineation of Rujuthva Sadhaka Pramanas/pieces of evidence
Chapter-6. The second set of evidence/Pramana from Karnataka Haridasa Sahithya.
Chapter-7. “Swapna Vrindavanakhyana” is the most prolific 3rd evidence. Jamkhandi Vadirajacharya’s life . His struggle with Sri Satya Veera Swamy of Uttaradi Mutt. Continued hostility with Sri Satya Dheera Swamiji.
Chapter-8. Forth Pramana/Evidence ” Sri Vadiraja Guruvara Charithamrutha of Sri Ramachandracharya-1645.. Disciple of Sri Vedhanidhi-Theertha”
Chapter-9. “Source of pieces of evidence coming in “Sri Vadiraja Guruvara Charithamrutha”.
Chapter-10. 6th Evidence coming through Sri Vishwapriyatheertha (1776-1865), his life, and other details.
Chapter-11. Seventh Set of evidence – Pertaining to post 1870 period.
Chapter-12. 8th set of Evidencees – Anumana/Logic.
PART 2
Chapter 13. Common deficiencies in Poovapaksha i.e. Criticisms of Vadiraja Rujuthva
Chapter 14. detailed substantiation of deficiencies in each prakarana of Poorvapaksha (total-58 Prakarana)
List of works deliberately not considered in Poorvapaksha. Also listed are works considered to be essential for the said purpose.
To sum up: This work becomes one of the most readable works for attributing and supporting Sri Vaidraja Rujuthva.
No animosity is required. Only an unprejudiced mind is the prerequisite for understanding this intricate topic.
Once again readers are requested to contemplate the given points and raise above any bias, to move up in the rungs of spiritual advancement.
SRIMADHVYASA 