Nimbārka
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Nimbārka (11th/12th cent. CE). Indian philosopher of the near-
dvaita (Bhedābheda) Vedānta tradition, and founder of the
Vaiṣṇava sect devoted to Rādhā-Kṛṣṇa; followers are known as Nimbārkas. Nimbārka's own views are preserved mainly in his commentary on the
Vedānta Sūtra,
Vedānta-Parijāta-Saurabha.
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