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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No. 602, III. A. p. 235 (quotation ); whi leTUT composed in Sam. 1979 by V. No. 728 ; PRA. No. 663.
Mangalavijaya. It is published in the (III) ETA in Prakrta. This name is wrongly
YJG. Series, Sam. 1981. given to Parigrahapramāņa (s. v.) of alcu (foll. 66) by Jayatilakasūri. VB. 18 Dhavalasārtha. Pet. V. A. p. 107.
(2). (IV) y# 9Anonymous. Agra. Nos. 943; (I) # ta in Prākrta. Bt. No. 253; JG. p. 944; 945; SB. 2 ( 42 ; foll. about 144);
241. Surat. 1.
(II) arafta in Sanskrit by Nemicandra. JG. (V) WATE# Anonymous. See Viradeśanā. KB.
p. 241. See Dharmacarita (II). 3 (17); SA. No. 365.
RETETEJ in Sanskrit containing 21 cantos, CA JG. p. 200
composed by Haricandra, a Digambara TQUT (9) HEInafta in Sanskrit. Hebru.
poet. See Dharmasarmābhyudayakävya. 59.
Bt. No. 509; JHA. 49. reaftrala in 33 Sankrit stanzas by Ravipra- S T ATISTOT by Sakalakirti. List (S. J.)
bhasūri. Patan Cat. I. p. 366 (quota- FTTHCF Bengal. No. 7150 ; SA. No. 2607. tion)
A la staar of Brahma Jinadāsa. CMB. 55. # CP. p. 655.
ETHAUTAT by Jinadāsa. This is prabably the (I) harta in Präkrta (Anon. ). Bt. No. 253.
same as above. Buh. VI. No. 615. (II) fca in Sanskrit by Nemicandra. Bt No. 99? DC. p. 38, No. 309. 252.
(I) fiat written in Präkrta Gathās by JayaExifrariala Bengal. No. 6808.
räma. This is mentioned by Harisena, whara in 8 Gáthās. JG. p. 180; Limdi. No.
author of the next Darmapariksā. 1704.
(II) qfrar (Gram. 2070) composed in the (1) Vrtti. Anon. JG. p. 180.
Apabhrarisa language by Harişeņa. It
consists of eleven Saridhis and was (I) WA762177 composed by Māņikyasundara,
finished in Sar. 1044, i. e., fall 26 years pupil of Merutungasuri of the Añcala
earlier than Amitagati's Dharmapariksā Gaccha. The work is also otherwise called
(see next number ). Harisena in his Candradhavaladbarmadattkathānaka, and
introduction (1.1) tells us how bis work is in Sankrit. It is published on behalf
was based on an earlier Dharmapariksa of the Hamsavijayaji Free Library,
written in the Gātbā metre by Jayarama. Ahmedabad, 1924. Buh. III. No. 160
A paper describing this work is submitted (dated Sam. 1681); Chani. No. 1044;
to the 11th AIOC., 1941, at Hyderabad, DA. 35 (15); 50 (79); JG. p. 253;
Deccan, by Dr. A. N. Upadhye of Pet. I. No. 262 ; PRA. No. 856.
Rajaram College, Kolhapur. Bhand. VI. (II) WATT by Vinayakusalagaņi. DB. 31 No. 1009 ; Bụh. VI. No. 617. (66).
(III) WATT composed in Sam. 1070, by (III) Tak Anonymous.
Amitagati, pupil of Madhavasena. It Bhand. IV. Nos. 1311 ; 1312; 1313
contains 21 Parichhedas; cf. Bhand. V. (dated Sam. 1521 ); DB. 31 (67);
p. 13 ff., N. Mironow, Die DharmaHamsa. Nos. 647 ; 983; 1168 ; JG. p.
pariksā des Amitagati, Leipzig, 1903, 253; Kaira. B. 74 ; Limdi. Nos. 594 ;
and Winternitz, History, II. p. 563 ff. 767 ; VB. 18 ( 14 ); Vel. No. 1744.
AD. Nos. 102; 125; Bhand. V. No.