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100. See Majumdar, op.cit., pp. 94ff. 101. Kumārapaloprabandha, pp. 17-34. 102. See in this connexion Majumdar, op.cit., pp. 99ff, also Bühler,
op.cit., pp. 32ff. 103. For the contents of the inscription, see Ray, D.H.N.I. Vol. II,
pp. 983f ; see also Bhavn igar Inscriptions, pp. 183-93. 104. See E. I, II, pp. 421-24. 105. 1.4., 41. pp. 202-03. 106. See Jinavijaya, Jainapustakaprašastisangraha, pp. 106ff. 107. Ibid., p. 107. 108, See Sarga 20; also I. A., 4, pp. 268f. 109. P. C., pp. 84f. 110. See pp, 198ff. 111. See Jinavijaya, op.cit., p. 106. 112. See kühler, op.cit., pp. 35 and 90; see also Kielhorn, Report
of 1880-81, 113. For the original passage, see Bühler, op.cit., p. 90. 114. See I. A, 41 (1912), pp. 202-03; for the summary of the inscrip
tion, see Ray, H. C., op.cit., p. 981. 115. See Jinavijaya, op.cit., p. 107. 116. See Life etc., p. 34, 117. See J.D.P.S, (1906-13), parvan X; also H. Johnson's translation, 118. prāyena sa pratigrāmapi niņsimavaibhayah
karişya i mahimetāṁ jinayatanamanditām. 119. de vabhaktyā gurubhaktyå talpituḥ saddrśobhaya
Kumārapälah bhüpälah sa bhavisyati Bhārate. 120. We learn from Merutunga that at the time of his accession,
Kumarapala was a man of fifty, see P, C., p. 78 ; trans. p. 119. 121. See in this connexion Buhler, op.cit., p. 39; also Jainapustaka.
prašastisangraha, p. 113. 122. Quoted in the Jain spustakaprašastisangraha, p. 140. 123, Op.cit., P, 43. 124. See translation in I.A., 4, p. 268 ( Sarga, 20). 125. This work is referred in the colophon of T.S.S.P.C. 126. See Kumārapālacaritrasangraha, p. 119. 127. Pp. 210f. 128. P. 143 (translation by Tawney). 129. Edited by C. D. Dalal ( G. O S No. 9). 130. See P.C., p. 133. 131. For this epigraph, see Bhavnagar Inscriptions, pp. 172-73 ; see
also E.I. XI, pp. 44ff. The entire inscription has been reproduced in Jinavijaya's Prācin Jainalekhasangraha, Vol. II.