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PREFACE: LXV
Jaina Tīrth Sarva Sangrha, Pt. -I (Sections I and II) and Pt. II, by Pt. Ambālāl P. Śāha, Ānandajī Kalyānaji Ki Pedhī, Jhaverīvādā, Ahmedabad.
Bharata Ke Pracïna Jaina Tīrtha, Dr. Jagadīśa Candra Jain,
Bharata Ke Digambara Jaina Tīrtha, Pts. 1,2,3,4 qnd 5 (With Illustrations), Śrī Balabhadra Jain, Tirtha Darśana, Pts. 1 and 2, Pub. Kalyāna Sangha, Chennai.
Śrī Mahāvīra Jaina
Additional Literature On Satruñjaya –
After this general discussion about the places of pilgrimage and the literature available thereon, we would like to dwell upon a detailed discussion about the literature that is available on
Satrunjaya tirtha or Pundarikagiri because this Sārāvalī Prakīrṇaka is related to this tīrtha only.
We notice that in both the Svetambara as well as the Digambara traditions, the literature available on the subject of tīrtha is mainly of two types - (i) those that deal with the tīrthas in a general way and (ii) those that deal with a particular tīrtha in detail. In the literature of the first category, the Acāryas of both the sects, with the singular exception of Ravisena (in his Padmacarita), have mentioned the Satrunjaya tīrtha. The authors of the Śvetämbara sect, of course, unfailingly mention Śatrunjaya. It also finds a mention in Nirvāṇakāṇḍa' and 'Nirvanabhakti' of the Digambara tradition even when all the temples therein, except a small temple of the Digambara sect, that too of a very later period, are of Svetambara tradition.
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