Trishasti Shalaka Purusa Caritra Part 6

SR No.: 001006
Original Sutra Author: Hemchandracharya
Author: Helen M Johnson
Publisher: Oriental Research Institute Vadodra
Publication Year: 1962
Total Pages: 446
Language: English
Classification: Book_English, Mythology, Story, N000, & N010
File Size: 21 MB

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INDEX OF NAMES AND SUBJECTS his doctrine of rebirth in same body, 89; living in house of Halāhalā in Śrāvasti, 215; claims to be omniscient, 215; threatens Ānanda, 216; tells story of 5 traders, 216; goes to attack Vira and announces his doctrine of reanimation, 217; entered by his own hot flash, 219; his' finalities,' 220; questioned by Ayampula, 220 f.; repentance of, 221 f.; death and funeral
of, 222; future of, 223; past births of, 225-227. guest, a blessing obtained without effort, 146. Guņaśila, a shine, 212. guru ( spiritual teacher ), 9.
Haihaya-line, high caste, 152. Halla and Vihalla, sons of Sreņika, 158, flee to grandfather Cetaka at Vaisāli,
318; attack Kūņika's army on Secanaka, 324. Handiqui, K. K. 362. hansa ( kind of swan ), 43. Hāsā, a goddess, 286, 287, 288. Hastipila, K., in whose house Vira attained mokşa, 349. Pastottara, Mahavira's constellation, 25, 27, 28, 39, 350. Hemacandra, meets Kumārapāla, 309; spiritual lineage of, 355-357; his earlier
works named, requested by Kumārapāla to write Trişaşli°, 357. homage to the Five, 2, 22. hot flash, 73, 88; method of acquiring, 88; acquired by Gośāla, 89. hurtful acts, three, 17.
Indraśarman, priest of a Vyantara, 47 ff. Isvara, Gośāla in a past birth, 225, 226.
Jainism, future of, told by Mahāvīra, 348 f.; omniscience, mind-reading-knowl
edge, clairvoyance extinct. Jamāli, prince, nephew and son-in-law of Mahāvīra, 193; initiated with 500
followers, 193; wanders separately with his group, 193; announces his heretical view and debates with Vira's supporters, 194 f.; expelled from
congregation, 196; wanders alone and dies, 197; future of, 198. Jambů, disciple of Sudharman, the last omniscient, 232, 348, 354; his successors,
355. jasmine, 97, n. 109. jewels, fourteen, 3, n. 4. Jinadāsa, pious layman, enlightens bulls, 62. Jinadatta, served Vira, 103 ff. Jīvantasyāmin, 304. Jñātakhandavana, (a garden ), 38. joints, six kinds of, 31, n. 63. Jşmbhaka, hamlet, 123.