Arhat Parshva and Dharnendra Nexus

SR No.: 002108
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: M A Dhaky
Publisher: L D Indology Ahmedabad
Publication Year: 1997
Total Pages: 204
Language: English, Hindi
Classification: Book_English, Articles, History, Art, E000, & E001
File Size: 8 MB

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Pārsvanatha images in Orissa and Bengal
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Ayodhya, Pärsvanatha. (Courtesy: Archaeological Survey of India, Calcutta.) Podasingidi, seated Pārsvanatha. (Courtesy and kindness: R.P. Mohapatra.) Pratapanagari, Pärsvanatha. (Courtesy: Archaeological Survey of India, Calcutta.) Khandagiri, Cave 7, right wall, seated image of Pārsvanatha. Khandagiri, Cave 7, Padmavati under the seated Pärśvanätha. Khandagiri, Cave 8, Padmavati under the seated Pārsvanatha.
Puri, stele with haloed Tirthankaras flanking Pärśvanatha. (Courtesy: Indian Museum, Calcutta.)
Nandapur, Padmavati with Pārsvanatha above.
Deulbhira, perforated grille with figure of seated Pārsvanatha. (Courtesy: Indian Museum, Calcutta.)
Beharasai, Pārsvanatha, upper part of the image. (Courtesy and kindness: Tarapada Santra.) Beharasai, Pārsvanatha, lower part of the image. (Courtesy and kindness: Tarapada Santra.) Bahulärä, standing Pärsvanätha. (Courtesy: Archaeological Survey of India.) Bänkura, standing Pärśvanatha. (Courtesy: Indian Museum, Calcutta)
Pakbirra, seated Parsvanatha. (Courtesy and kindness: Krishnajivan Bhattacharyya.) Pakbirra, Parsvanatha, lower portion of the image. (Courtesy: Archaeological Survey of India, Calcutta.)
Pakbirra, Pārsvanatha, lower portion of the image. (Courtesy: Archaeological Survey of India, Calcutta.)
Anai-Jambad, standing Pārsvanatha.
Pakbirra, votive caumukha. (Courtesy: Archaeological Survey of India, Calcutta.) Purulia, votive caumukha. (Courtesy: Haripada Sahitya Mandir, Purulia.) Barjoră, votive caumukha. (Courtesy: Vangiya Sahitya Parishad, Vishnupur.) Sāt Deuliyă, votive caumukha. (Courtesy: Asutosh Museum, Calcutta.) Burdwan, Vişnu-Lokeśvara. (Courtesy: Asutosh Museum, Calcutta.)
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(The author wishes to thank all individuals and institutions for providing the illustrative material for this paper.)