Treasures of Jaina Bhandaras

SR No.: 001583
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Umakant P Shah, Dalsukh Malvania, Nagin J Shah
Publisher: L D Indology Ahmedabad
Publication Year: 1978
Total Pages: 274
Language: English
Classification: Book_English, Literature, & Art
File Size: 19 MB

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Paper Manuscripts
317. AJITASANTISTOTRA-BALAVABODHA (G), LD. No. 15854, folios 8, size 26.5 × 10-9 cms.; copied at Stambhatīrtha for Sadhvi Amaralaksmi in V. S. 1578 at the time of Patasaha Mudafar (Mujaffar ). अजितनाथ किसिउ छइ । जिअसन्वभय । जिअ कहिं जीता सव्व कही सघलाइ भयछ जी संतिं च शांतिनाथ फिसिट छह पसंत सम्यगयपाये । पसंत कहीइ क्षय गया। सव्य सघलाई । गय कहीइ रोग अनिइ पाव कहीद पाप छइ जेहना ......।
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MSS. COPIED BY THE AUTHORS
318. KATHAMAHODADHI (S) of Pratisthasoma composed in V. S. 1504, LD. No. 9181, folios 31, size 26-2x11-2 cms.; copied by the author in V. S. 1504. Pratisthasoma is also the author of SOMASAUBHAGYA composed in V. S. 1524. Ref. JSI., p. 453, note No. 440 and p. 516. Pub. by HH., Jamnagar, 1916, Ref. JK., p. 66.
319. JAMBŪSVĀMĪRĀSA (G) of Vinayaraja, pupil of Ratnasimbasüri, size 28x 11 cms.; composed and copied by the author in V. S. 1516, LD. No. 7268/1, folios 1-4, size 28x11 cms. Ref. JSI, p. 523.
320. VINAYADEVASŪRI-VIVAHALO (G) of Manaji, LD. No. 15800, folios 4, size 26-5x 11 cms.; composed and copied by the author in V. S. 1639. VIVAHALO is a type of song sung at the time of marriage. The author conceived 'pravrajya' or 'mukti as a bride and composed songs for these occasions also, and such songs were called vivahalu. For Vinayadevasuri see JSI., p. 527.
321. KALPASŪTRĀNTRAVĀCYA (S) of Ratnacandragani, LD. No. 11654, folios 82, size 20×10-7 cms.: composed and copied by the author in V. S. 1646 at Surat. The author was the pupil of Santicandra who was the teacher of Akbar. This fact is mentioned in the prasasti' of this MS.
322. KALPANTARVACYA of Nagarsi in Prakrit, HJP. No. 7551, folios 47, size 10-3"x4-9"; composed and copied by the author in V. S. 1675 at Vatapalligrama. For his other work STHANANGADIPIKA, ref. JSI, p. 594.