Udayana
![Udayanacharya Statue at Udayanacharya Mandir in Kariyan village of [[Samastipur district]] in the Mithila region of Bihar](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6d/Udyanacharya_Sanskrit_Vidyalaya.jpg)
He worked to reconcile the views held by the two major schools of logic (Nyaya and Vaisheshika). This became the root of the Navya-Nyāya ("New Nyāya") school of the thirteenth century, established by the Gangesha Upadhyaya school of "right" reasoning, which is still recognized and followed in some regions of India today. He lived in Kariyan village in Mithila, near present-day Darbhanga, Bihar state, India.
Udayana wrote a sub-gloss on Vachaspati Misra's work called the Nyaya-vaartika-taatparya-tiikaa-parishuddhi. He wrote several other works such as the Kusumanjali, Atma-tattva-viveka, Kiranaavali and Nyaya-parishishhta (also called Bodha siddhi or Bodha shuddhi).
He is given credit by Naiyāyikas for having demolished in a final fashion the claims of the Buddhist logicians. All his known works are thought to have been preserved, attesting to the importance given to him in Indian philosophy. Provided by Wikipedia
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Superior document: Bibliotheca Indica [N.S.], 200
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Superior document: Studia Asiatica no. 10
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