Comprehensive History of Jainism Volume II

SR No.: 002003
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Aseem Kumar Chaterjee
Publisher: Firma KLM Pvt Ltd
Publication Year: 1984
Total Pages: 414
Language: English
Classification: Book_English, History, & Religion
File Size: 19 MB

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JAINISM IN NORTH INDIA
REFERENCES
1. Vol. I, pp. 151ff. 2. See Ācārya Girijaśankara Vallabhaji, Historical Inscriptions of
Gujarat, part II, pp. 154ff ; see also Jinavijaya in Bhāratiya
Vidya, 1, p. 73 and Mirasbi in the same journal, VI, p. 90. 3. Edited in S. J.G. M. ( No. 13 ) by Jinavijaya (1940), pp. 130f, 4. Loc cit. 5. See 6th Book and also 1.A., Vol. IV, pp. 110. 6. For the story of Abbayatilaka, see Majumdar, A. K. Chaulukyas
of Gujarat (Bombay, 196), p. 36. We should further note that the Prabhāvakacarita (p. 130) depicts the great Jain saint Vardha
mana Sūri as the contemporary of Cāmundarāja. 7. Majumdar, op.cit., pp. 37ff. 8. For a fuller discussion on all these sources, see Jinavijaya's
Introduction to his edition of Jineśvara's Kathākoşa (S.J. G M. No. 11 ), pp. 18ff ; see also the different original accounts of
Jineśvara's life included in the same edition. 9. For a discussion on the Caityavāsins, see Kathākoşa ( ed. Jinavi.
jaya ) Introd., pp. 3ff. 10. See 1. A., Vol. 4, p. 112 ( 7th sarga). Jñanavimala in his commen.
tary of Mabesvara's Šabdabhedaprakāśa also traces the begin. ning of the Kharatara sect to the year V.S. 1080, corresponding to 1024 A.D., which may be the last year of Durlabha; see also Majumdar, op.cit., pp. 41-42. According to Merutunga's Prabandhacintämoni, Durlabha was basically a devout Hindu ; he is said to have built a few magnificent Hindu temples ; see Jina
vijaya's edition, p. 200 and also trans, by Tawney, p. 29. 1. See in this connexion Jinaprabha, Vividhatirthakalpa, p. 16; sce
also Purātanaprabandhasangraka, pp. :1-12. In two inscriptions from Abu we have descriptions of Vimala's building activities on the Arbuda bill ; see Jinavijaya (ed.). Prācin Jaina lekha
Sangrała, Vol. II, No. 132, and Bhandar kar's List No. 261. 12. P. 131. This particular minister is also mentioned in a few Jain
epigraphs from Abu, see Jinavijaya, op.cit., Nos. 152-53 and Bhandai kar, List No. 263 ; see also Kielhorn, El. Vol. IX,
pp. 131ff, 13, See E.I, Vol. IX, p. 148. 14. For the texts of these in: criptions, see Jinavijaya, op.cit., Nos.
1.2-248. 15. Edited by A. L, Basham in E I., Vol. 33, pp. 235ff. 16. 1. A., 18, pp. 110ff; also Bhandarkar, List No. 1464.