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This is supported by Belgol inscription No. 111 (274), which is dated Saka Samvat 1295. It is also found that there was a disciple of Shubhakeerti named 'Dharambhushan', whose lineage is mentioned in this inscription. Thus, these Prabhachandra were also scholars of the 13th and 14th centuries Vikram. The time of their enthronement given as Vikram Samvat 1310 in the list of Acharyas in the * Pattavali of Nandisingh published in the said 4th Kiran, is likely to be correct or their enthronement may have taken place even earlier. These Acharyas seem to have been long-lived, almost a hundred years old.
(16) Those Prabhachandra (Prabhendu) Muni who were accomplished in Ashtangayoga and who wrote a commentary on 'Charitrasar' in six thousand verses (lekhayitva) and dedicated it to Kalyanakeerti, a disciple of Maladhari Lalitakeerti, and whose mention is found in the last part of the Kannada commentary on the said Charitrasar in the Jain Siddhanta Bhavan Ara. Kalyanakeerti was present in Vikram Samvat 1488. He composed 'Yashodharacharitra' in Saka Samvat 1353 while staying in the Gommataswami Chaityalaya of Pandya Nagar - from this, these Prabhachandra were scholars of the latter half of the 15th century Vikram.
(16) Those Prabhachandra who were the pattashikshya of 'Dharmachandra', a disciple of 'Hemkeerti' Bhattarak, who belonged to the lineage of 'Nayasen' Acharya, and who wrote a commentary on Tattvarth Sutra named 'Tattvarth Ratnaprabhakar' at the request of Pandit Sonik, son of 'Sakaru' Sadhu (Sah) of Lambakunchuk (Lamechu?) Aamnay in Saket Nagar (Eta district). The time of composition of this commentary is given as Vikram Samvat 1489 in the copy of Karanja, as informed by Babu Hiralalji MA. From this, the time of these Prabhachandra also seems to be the 15th century Vikram.
(18) Those Prabhachandra who were the pattashikshya of Jinachandra B. who was established on the patt or prapatt of Padmanandi B., whose coronation took place at Sammed Shikhar, who were the padaguru of Dharmachandra, Dharmakeerti or Chandrakirti and who were knowledgeable in Devagamalankriti, Pramey Kamalmartand and Jainendraadi Lakshanashastras. _ * The same time is given in the 'Pattavali' published in the sixth part, issue 7-8 of Jain Hitaishi.