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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ग्रन्थविभागः प्रथमः ।
STITUUTETTa by Uttamavijaya. Surat. 1 (3082). SITTATAUIT of Vidyānandin. KO. 143. Tanagaratut in Sanskrit (Gram. 1243 );
PAPR. 2 (1); Surat. 1 (295), 5. आगमप्रतिपक्षनिराकरण चर्चा perhaps the same as
above. DA. 20 (38; 86); PAP. 23
(19); SA. No. 296. आगमप्रमाण Surat. 5. 3TTHETOFOTETT of Manavijayagami (foll. 30).
VB. 3 (16). आगमयोगविधि JHA. 44.
TATT Rice. p. 508. (I) STAFIT of Viracandra. Mud. 386 ; 409. (II) STAFIT called Arādhanāsamuccaya, by Ravi
candra. It is in 246 Sanskrit Aryās.
Strass. p. 298. (III) TARIT Anon. Bengal. No. 6959; KB. 1
( 53-foll. 69 ; 62); 2 (15); 5 (32);
Surat. 1, 2, 3. STT THEITIGIT composed in Sam. 1894 by Deva
candra. It is published by Premachand Dalsukhbhai, Padra, Sam. 1967, and also in the Prakaranaratnākara Pt. I, by Bhimsi Manek, Bombay.
Agra. Nos. 783-787 ; Bengal. Nos. 6617 ; 7543 ; Buh. III. No. 82; DA. 67 ( 20-25 ); JHA. 46 ( 4c.); JHB. 25 ( 3c.); KB. 3 ( 57 ); KN. 10; PRA. No.
849, VB. 3 ( 45 ). STTAFTA of Jinaprabha. Bk. No. 485; PAPS. 66
(154).
(1) Avacūri. BK, No. 485. STAFETAT SA. No. 1761. T akara Tartqicut in 86 Gathās, hence
often called Sa dasīti (Be :- nicchinnamohapăsam. ), composed by Jinavallabhagani of the Kharatara Gaccha. It is published with the commentary of Malayagiri in the JAS. Series, No. 52, Bhavnagar, Sam. 1972.
Bengal. Nos. 7446 ; 7611 ; Bod. No.
1358 (4); Buh. VI. No. 775; Chani. No. 124; DC. p. 34; Hamsa. No. 1117; JA. 105 (6); 106 (1); Jesal. Nos. 101; 169, 764; 1215 ; 1284; KB. 3 (20); Kiel. II. No. 55, 77 ; III. No. 148, Kundi. No. 59; 105; 128 ; Limdi. No. 1288; PAP. 11 ( 29); PAPM. 63 (6), PAPR. 5 (14); PAPS. 69 (92); PAS. 255; PAZB. 12 (13); Pet. I. A. p. 28 ; 66 ; 99 ; I. No. 346 ; V. No. 768 ; V. A. p. 70; 105; 106, VI. No. 652; SA. Nos. 1217; 2031 ; VB. 37 (35; 37).
(1) Tikā by Jinavallabhagaņi. Kiel. IL No. 55 ; PAPS. 69 (92)
(2) Vrtti in Prākrta (Be :-- siripāsajiņam namium ) composed by the author's pupil Rāmadevagani in Sam. 1173 (Gram. 805). Cf. Bhand. IV. p. 152. Bt. No. 102, DC. p. 45, No. 5 (dated Sam. 1246. This is the oldest paper ms.); Jesal. No. 764 ; Kundi. Nos. 59 ; 105; Samb. No. 42; cf.Patan Cat. I. p. 388.
(3) Vrtti (Be :- natvá jinam vidhāsye: Graṁ. 850) composed in Sarn. 1172 at Ahnilvad, by Haribhadra, pupil of Jinadeva of the Brhad Gaccha. Bt. No. 112 ; Buh. VI. No. 775; DC. p. 26, No. 224; p 35, No. 276 (3); JA. 96 (12); Jesal. Nos. 101; 169; Kundi. No. 128; Patan Cat. J. p. 21 (quo.); Pet. I. A. p. 199; PAZB. 12 (13).
(4) Tikā by Malayagiri (Gram. 2410 Be :-- praṇamya siddhi ). Bod No. 1358, Bt. No. 103; Kiel. III, No. 148; PAP. 11 (29); PAPR. 5 (14); PAS. No. 255; (cf. Patan Cat. I. p. 22; 43); SA. 2031 ; VB. 37 (35; 37).
(5) Vrtti by Yaśobhadrasuri (Gram. 1672), pupil of Dharmasuri, pupil of Dhanesvara, pupil of Sílabhadra of the Candrakula-Patan Cat. I. p. 395. Bt. No. 109 ; PAPM. 63 (6); Patan Cat. I.
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