Nayakumarchariu

SR No.: 001870
Original Sutra Author: Pushpadant
Author: Hiralal Jain
Publisher: Balatkaragana Jain Publication Society
Publication Year: 1989
Total Pages: 280
Language: Prakrit, Hindi, English
Classification: Book_Devnagari, Story, & Grammar
File Size: 18 MB

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-VIII, 12, 10. A daughter of
Śrirakṣa.
कुलिशकण्ठ - VII, 11, 15 same as Vajrakartha.
FEAZA-1,3,9. Same as Puspadanta, -VII, 15, 3. Slew Śiśupāla.
-1,1,11. King of Manyakheta. -1,2,1. Father of Puspadanta. fdge ǹa-1,3, 3 Family of Nanna. -IV, 6, 8; VIII, 1, 1. Daughter of Vasantamala of Pataliputra, married by Mahavyala.
VIII, 12, 6. A daughter of Śrīrakṣa.
-I, 4, 4. A hero of Mahabharata famous for purity of character. niar-VIII, 12, 8. A daughter of Śriraksa.
NAYAKUMARACARIU
-I, 2, 4. Pupil of Mahodadhi, who requested the poet to compose the work.
VII, 4, 6; VII, 9, 10. Daughter of Arivarman, king of Giri
nagara.
maя-I, 13, I. Disciple of Mahavira Tirthamkara.
-VIII, 12, 3. A daughter of Śrīraksa.
-VIII, 12, 8. A daughter of Śrirakṣa.
-VII, 5, 21. King of Sindhu, also called Pracanda pradyota.
-IX, 1, 8 King of Andhra with capital at Dantipur.
-V,11,6. The 8th Tirthamkara. VIII, 12, 6. A daughter of
Sriraksa.
-IX, 1, 9. Wife of Candra
-VIII, 12, 6. A daughter of
Sriraksa.
-VII, 15, 4. Daughter of Abhi. candra.
auf-VIII, 12, 6. A daughter of Śrīrakṣa.
gupta.
nag-VIII, 12, 8. A daughter of Srirakṣa.
चेलनादेवी - 1, 7, 9 Wife of Śreņika
king of Rajagṛha.
-VII, 8, 2. A warrior of Candapradyota.
-VIII, 12, 7. A daughter of Śriraksa.
-IV, 1, 7; IV, 6, 3; VIII, 2,2. Wife of Jayavarman king of Mathura and mother of Vyala and Mahāvyāla.
й-IV, 1, 7, VIII, 1, 1. King of Mathura, father of Vyala and Mahāvyāla.
-1, 14, 4; I, 15, 11; V, 6, 4; IX, 22, 3; IX, 24, 2. King of Kanakapura, father of Nagakumāra. -VIII 4, 7. King of Ujjain. Fang-VI, 2, 3; VI, 7, 7. Son of Vidyadhara Vidyutprabha; practised penances in Kañcanaguhā. faszyzû-VIII, 7, 6. Daughter of Meghavahana, king of KiskindhaMalaya.
१७८
-VIII, 12, 10. A daughter of Sriraksa.
Aga-VI, 14, 12. A sage from whom Somaprabha took Dikṣā.