- n. < id. Rā-mānuja, a Šrī Vaiṣṇava Ācārya (teacher) and ascetic (1017–1137 A.D.) who was the leadingexponent of the Višiṣṭādvaita doctrine of pantheistic non-dualism which treats the world and Jīvas as adjuncts to the Lord and thus synthesises all the three into one unit, and who was also the author of the Šrī Bhāṣya, a commentaryon the Brahma sūtras: விசிஷ்டாத்துவைத ஸ்தாபனாசாரியர்.
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