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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(1) Svopajña Tīkā. PAP. 45 (1).
is a PAS. palm ms. dated Sam. 1224. (III) tag by Devabhadra of the Candra
See above Darsanasuddhi (III), for Gaccha (Gram. 527). From Patan Cat.
other mss. 1. pp. 6-7, it is however certain that this (V) atasie Anonymous. DC. p. 13; Patan is not different from the next. Deva
Cat. I. p. 31 ( 280 Gāthās); SB. 2 (52 bhadra is the author of commentary No.
two copies ); Surat. 1, 5. (2) on it. BK. No. 59; DC. p. 18;
(1) Tīkā Anon. Bik. No. 1652 ; Jesal. No. 686 ; Kundi. No. 322; PAP.
DC. p. 13; SB. 2 (52 two copies ); 9 (2); PAS. No. 260; PAZB. 12
Surat. 1, 5. ( 11 ).
(1) alaagrair also called Samyaktvasaptati, (1) Țikā by Devabhadra and his pupil
ascribed to Haribhadra It contains 120 Sánticandra. See next Darsanasuddhi
Gāthās according to Bt. No. 85, though Tikā (2). (Gram. 3008). BK. No.
its name shows that it ought to contain 59; Kundi. No. 322 ; PAS. No. 260;
only 70 or a few more. See SamyaktvaPAZB. 12 (11)
saptatikā. Agra, Nos. 1881;1882; Bhand. (IV) asiatice also called Samyaktvaprakarana
V. No. 1196 ; BK. No. 152; Bt. No. ( Be :--pannabhavannavatīram.) by Can
85; CP. pp. 706 ; 707 ; JA. 106 ( 4 ); draprabha, pupil of Jayasimha of the
Jesal. No. 730; JG. pp. 99; 143; Cândra Kula, Vajra Sakhā. It is in 226
PAPS. 48 (57); Pet. I. No. 275; III. Gāthās. It is published with the com
A. p. 13; V. A. p. 42; Samb. No. 264; mentary of Devabhadra, by Hiralal Ham
VB. 17 ( 41 ); VD. 7 (3). sarāja, Jamnagar, 1913. AM, 136;
(1) Tikä сomposed by SivamaņdanaChani. No. 309; JA. 108 (2); JG. p.
gani, pupil of Munisundarasuri of the 179; Kundi. No. 322; Limdi. No. 78;
Tapă Gaccha. BK. No. 152; CP. p. PAPR. 18 (40); PAZB. 3 ( 4 ); Patan
706; Jesal No. 730; JG. p. 99 ; PAPS. Cat. I. pp. 23 ; 31 ; Pet. I. No. 276; I.
48 ( 57 ). A. p. 41.
(2) Bālāvabodha composed by Rat(1) Tikā (Gram. 12100) composed
nacandramuni. VD. 7 (3). in Sam. 1184 by Vimalagasi, pupil of ( II ) zlagalan by Municandrasūri. Hamsa. No. Dharmaghosasuri, pupil of Candraprabha,
398. the author of the text (Be :--cañcac
(1) Avacuri. Hamsa. No. 398. candramarici). Chani. No. 309; JA. 82 (1); JG. p. 179; Pet. I. A. p. 81; Tal in 51 Gathās is 'a Digambara manual of PAZB. 3 (4).
(heretic) Doctrines! It was composed (2) Tikā (Gram. 3008; Be :- namah
in Saṁ. 990, at Dhara, by Devasena, srivardhamānāya ) composed by Deva
pupil of Vimalasena of the Mula Sangha. bhadra, pupil of Vimalagani author of
Cf. Pet. III. Intro. p. 22ff. It is published No. (I) and successor of Dharmaghosa,
by Pandit Nathuram Premi, Hirabag, pupil of Candraprabha. This was com
Bombay, 1920. The text is also critiposed with the help of śāntibhadrasuri,
cally edited from several mss. by Prof. A. the author's pupil. AM. 136; JA. 108
N. Upadhye at ABORI., Vol. XV. pp. (2); JG. p. 179; Kundi. No. 322;
198-206. Devasena mentions not less Limdi. No. 78; PAPR. 18 (40);
than 10 heretic sects which include even Patan Cat. I. p. 5 (quotation). This
the Svetämbaras. Of the Sanghas, he
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