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Nos. 92-93. Vaibhara hill, cave below westernmost Jain temple, do.
140 (VII)
Report, do, 1905-06.
Pt. 2.
Calcutta.
Pp. 15-16. Two Jain images in the Indreśvara temple in Kangra,
Punjab.
Pp. 43-49. Digambara Jain tower at Chitorgadh in Mewar-The tower probably built in 1100 A.D.--Kumārapāla's visit to the hill in about the middle of the 12th century-A few shrines on the hill erected by the Svetămbaras during the reign of Rājā Kumbha-Version about the tower given in a ms. called the śri-Chitrakūṭa-durga Mahāvīraprāsāda-prasasti, composed in V.S. 1495, by Charitraratnagaņi. Pp. 58-59. Jain shrine in the site of ancient Rajagriha. P. 60. Mediæval Jain shrines at Danavulapadu.
P. 98., n. 1. Sōn Bhāṇḍār cave, a sanctuary of the Jains. Pp. 107-108. The main group of Dhamnar caves, Jain in origin. Pp. 120-127. Buried Jain remains at Danavulapadu.
Pp. 141-149. Jain iconography.
P. 166. INSCRIPTIONS COPIED :
(1) Hathigumpha inscription of Kharavela; (2) a short inscription on the Son Bhāṇḍār cave, records that it was constructed in the 2nd. or 3rd. century of the Christian era by a Jain for members of his order.
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140 (VIII)
Report, do, 1906-07. Pt. I: Administrative, Simla, 1909. Pp. 26-27. PHOTOGRAPHIC NEGATIVES:
No. 437. View of Jain temple enclosure, Sarnath.
No. 449. Jain temple in Sarnath.
No. 594. Jain Tirthankara Pārsvanatha, Kahaon (Gorakhpur).
140 (IX) Report, do, 1906-07. Pt. 2. Calcutta.
