Jinratnakosha Part 1

SR No.: 016002
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Hari Damodar Velankar
Publisher: Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute
Publication Year: 1944
Total Pages: 484
Language: English
Classification: Dictionary & Dictionary
File Size: 16 MB

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(4) Vrtti. Anon. Idar. A. 16 ( 3 F ETHUHETSTIUT or simply Mahapurāņa by copies); Kath. No. 1086.
Candramuni. It is also called Laghufiintata in Prākrta. SG. No. 2165.
mahāpurāņa. Idar. 5; SG. No. 1762. (1) त्रिवर्णाचार in Sanskrit by Brahmasuri. See त्रिषष्टिलक्षणमहापुराणसंग्रह This name seems to bave also Traivarņikācāra. AD. No. 83 ; AK.
been generally applied to the UttaraNo. 596 ; KO. 184 ; Mud. 576; Padma.
purāņa, composed in Saka 820 by 125; SG. Nos. 609; 1234; SRA. 162.
Guņabhadra, pupil of Jinasena, as a (II) aqui are of Ananta Muni. SG. No. 2346.
supplement to his Guru's Adipurāna. It It is in Sanskrit.
contains 30 Adhyāyas marked from (III) Fai ait of Vatteraka Acārya. See Trai
48 to 77. See Pet. IV. A. pp. 147-149. varņikācāra of Kumudacandra.
But it is also a name given to the whole (I) safarTTETO ( Gram. 2700 ) of Somasena,
Mahāpurāņa, as at Winternitz, History,
II, p. 497. Consequently some of the mss. pupil of Gunabhadra. It was composed
given below may contain even the in Sam. 1669 ; cf. JH. Vol. 13, p. 125;
Adipurāņa. Also see Uttarapurāņa. AD. PR. No. 205. The date is given as
No. 6 ; AK. Nos. 99; 100; Bengal. No. tattvarasartucandrakalite. It contains
1499; Bhand. IV No. 289 ; V. Nos. 13 chapters. AD. No. 25; BO. p. 30,
1098; 1099; 1100; Buh. VJ. Nos. 567; Bub. VI. No. 600; CMB. 18; 74; CP.
602; CMB. 140; Hebru. 26; Hum. 6; p. 651 ; Idar. 25; Idar. A. 47; Kath.
54; 62 ; 70; 94 ; Idar. 2 (3 copies ) ; 3 Nos. 1081, 1082 ; Tera. 7.
(3 copies); 4; 5; Idar. A. 2 (3 copies) ; 9; (II) ruiaITTEPU of Nemidatta. Lal. 438.
10; Kath. Nos. 1143 ; 1147 ; 1148 ; KO. (III) T ITTETU Anon. See also Traivarni
51 ; Lal. 75; MHB. 56; Mud. 501 ; 516; kācāra. DLB. 133.
522; 527; 529; Padma. 12; Pet. III. No. sauiatriear of Jinasenācārya. AD. Nos. 24 ;
505; IV. No. 1429 ; = IV. A. p. 147 122 ; 144; BO. p. 59; Buh. VI. No.
( quotation ); Rice. p. 314 ; SG. Nos. 601, CMB. 108; CP. p. 651; Kath,
1304 ; 1305 ; SRA. 118; 163 ; 246. No. 1083; Pet. III. No. 504.
(1) Tippani by Prabhācandra. Rice. fofagtru of Cāmundarāya. See Cämundaraya
p. 314 ; SRA. 256 (without text). purāņa.
Farig 1514192ATÍSTAT is a collection of 50 stanzas (I) V AETETTO of Mellisena, pupil of Jinasena.
on the life of the 63 important persons of It is in Sanskrit and is also called Tri
Jainism. It was composed by a pupil of sastišalakāpurāņa or Mahāpurāņa. It
Kalyāņavijaya. DB. 35 ( 109 ); JG. P. was composed in 1047 A. D. See IA.
142. Vol. 40, p. 46ff. KO. 58 ; Mud. 340 (Gram. 2000); SG. No. 1448.
(I) faceti TIT of Jinasena. KO. 51. See (II) fadigheigtru of Mallinātha (probably the
Adipurāņa (I). same as above). SG. No. 1448.
(II) Figarot of Mallisena. See Trisa(III) AugTror of Cāmundarāya. See Că
stimahāpurāņa of Mallisena. KO. 58. mundarāyapurāņa. AK. No. 1011. (III) Cazzagrior See Cámundarāyapurāņa. त्रिषष्टिमहापुरुषगुणालङ्कार of Puspadanta Kavi. See त्रिषष्टिशलाकापुरुषविचार This is a collection of 33 Mahāpurāņa by Puşpadanta. Bhand. V.
Gāthas on the 63 Salākā Purusas of No. 1106 ; Buh. viii. No. 370.
Jainism. Vel. No. 1733.
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