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NOTES AND REFERENCES
1. The late medieval prabandhas mention the departure of the images of Valabinātha, Rşabha,
Vardhamana, and Candraprabha to safer havens. Since this is only a side issue, I forgo citations
from the original work. 2. More will be said while describing these tirthas. 3. Vividha Tirthakalpa, Ed. Jina Vijaya, śāntiniketan 1934, “Ayodhyānagrīkalpa," p. 24; and Mohanlal
Dalichand Deshai, Jaina Sahitya-no Saṁskṣipta Itibās, (Gujarāti), Bombay 1933, p. 341, para
495. 4. For the quotation therefrom and the references to the publication sources, see here my paper
"Arhat Pārśva with Dharanendra in hymnic literature". 5. Seemingly, the tirtha in the 12th and the 13th century was at its height of glory. Some of the
hymns of that period for the Stambhana-Jina are tantric. 6. Jainasotrasandoba, pt. 1, Ed. Muni Chaturavijaya, Ahmedabad 1932, p. 106. 7. I had noticed a fragment of a śikharikā piece in marble showing the 13th century style of carving
at the garbhagsha's site, that was some 35 years ago. 8. The temple has been thoroughly renovated. 9. I forgo citations from the original sources. 10. Ibid.
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