Thirty-seven compositions are attributed to Sri Madhvacharya, including commentary for the Brahma Sutra written by Sri Vedavyasaru. Sri Padmanabhatirtha followed by Sri Jayatirtha wrote interpretations to Sri Madhvacharya's works. The exposition of Dvaita philosophy continued through the illustrious and unassailable Sri Vyasaraja whose masterworks namely Tatparya Chandrika, Nyayamruta and Tarkatandava, have been considered as building blocks of Dvaita philosophy. The scholarly tradition in Sri Vyasaraja Matha initiated by ascetics like Sri Padmanabhatirtha, Sri Naraharitirtha, Sri Madhavatirtha, Sri Akshobhyatirtha, Sri Jayatirtha, Sri Vidyadirajatirtha, Sri Rajendratirtha, Sri Purushottamatirtha, Sri Brahmanyatirtha and was continued by Sri Vyasatirtha, Sri Lakshmikanta tirtha, Sri Kambalur Ramachandratirtha, Sri Sheshachandrikacharya, Sri Bhashyadipikacharya and Sri Vidyaratnakaratirtha. Service to society continued to remain a top priority for the ascetics adorning the sacred Pitha.
