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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अन्यविभागः प्रथमः ।
(2) Tikā (Gram. 5520) composed in Sam. 1286, by Udayasimha, pupil of Manikyaprabha, pupil of Sriprabha, the author of the text. Bt. No. 210; Chani. No. 418; PAP. 25 (17); PAPM. 27 (dated Sam. 1408); PAPR. 19 (4); Pet V. A. p. 113; SA. No. 246; Surat.
1, 9.
(3) Vrtti by Jayasinhasüri (Gram. 11142). Bt. No. 209; JG. p. 149; cf. Patan Cat. I. pp. 248-250. From this quotation, it would seem that this commentary is on some other Dharmavidhi also called Upadesastra which begins: dhammamahāmahimuddhariu. (II) war (Grath. 6950) composed in Sar. 1190, by Nannasūri ( Be:- vijjāharanara). DC. p. 41 (quotation); Jesal. No. 775; JG. p. 149.
(III) wife in Präkṛta. Anonymous (Be-dham
(IV) far Anonymous. SB. 2 (55; foll. 155). At (Grah. 1835). It was composed by (?) Matinandanagani, pupil of Dharmacandra of the Kharatara Gaccha. It is in Sanskrit. At PRA. No. 662, a manuscript of Dharmavilasa is said to be copied for (II) Matinandana, pupil of Dharmacandra of the Kharatara Gaccha. It is published by Hiralal Hamsaraj, Jamnagar. Chani. No. 432; JG. p. 181; PAP. 12 (1); PAPR 22 (6); PRA. No. 662, Surat. 2.
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composed in imitation of Magha's Sisupälavadha. It is published in the Kavyamālā Series, Bombay, 1888. AD. No. 12; BO. p. 303; Chani. No. 452, CMB. 47; 72; CP. p. 656; Hebru. 30; Hum. 31, Idar. 94 (3 copies); Idar. A. 66 (2 copies); KO. 118; 122; Mitra. X. p. 35, Mud. 8,14; Padma. 71; 92; PAP. 12 (36), 23 (14); PAS. Nos. 109; 175; 248; (cf. Patan Cat. I. pp. 32; 112); Pet. II. No. 270 (dated Sari. 1564) II. A. p. 141 (quotation); III. No. 514, IV. No. 1435, PRA. No. 1204, (No. 19); Rice. p. 302, SG. Nos. 116; 610.
mamahämahi), also called Upadesastra. (I) were in 40 Sanskrit Karikas by JinaSee above No. I. Com. 3.
vallabhagani. It is engraved on one of the pillars of the Mahavira temple at Citrakuta. Cf. JH. Vol. 14, p. 100. JG. p. 181, KB. 3 (58); Limdi. No. 1288. (1) Vrtti by Sakalacandra. JG. p. 181. See Dharmadik (II).
(1) Tippana called Sandehadhväntadipika composed by Yasabkirti, pupil of Lalitakirti. BO. p. 30; CMB. 72; CP. p. 656; Hum. 31, Idar. 94; Idar. A. 66, Mud. 8; 14; SG. No. 610.
by Sakalacandra Upadhyāya, pupil of Vijayadinasuri of the Tapa Gaccha. BK. No. 226; DB. 16 (29); Hamsa. No. 516.
(1) Svopajña Vrtti. Hamsa. No. 516. also called Adhyatmakalpadruma (8. v.).
SA. No. 1762.
Afati (Bet-namiūga jinam jagajiva). JG. p. (I) wg by Devasena; cf. Pet. III. Intro. p. 181; Pet. V. A. p. 106. 22. See Dharmaparikṣa (IV). VB. 18 (7).
faifa Limdi. No. 1288. It is in Prakṛta. anieren p. 142.
of Paramananda. Mitra. X. (II) by Asadhara. Idar. 18; PR. No. 150. Dharmasangraha Srävakäcära of Ass dhara is published from two mss. of the 13th century A. D. at Benares, 1910.
afgene in 21 cantos containing the lifestory of Dharmanaths, the 15th Tir
thankaru, composed by Hariscandra, who (III) wei (Gram. 15608) composed in Samh. mentions Vakpati's Gaudavabo. It is J.......25
1738, by Manavijayagani, pupil of Santi