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 ।
(3) Niryukti-Tika-Sisya-hita-Vṛtti composed in Sam. 1122 by Namisādhu, pupil of Salibhadrasuri. It is based on No. 2 and is only on the Pratikramaņasutra. This com. is now published in the Vijayadānasuriśvara Granthamala No 9, Surat, 1939. BK. No. 143; DC. p. 18, No. 162 (1); p. 24, No. 217 (quotation); DI. pp. 20; 34; Jesal. No. 822; PAZB. 6 (27); Pet. III. Intro. p. 13; PRA. No. 1086; SA. No. 816.
(4) Niryukti-Tikā by Malayagiri (Gram. 18000, Be :- pātu naḥ pārsvanathasya). AM. 10; 354; BK. No. 1; Bhand. V. No. 1168, Buh. IV. No. 131; DA. 23 (10); DC. pp. 9; 10; 18; 40; 43; DI. p. 20; Hamsa. Nos. 500, 501; JB 80; Jesal. Nos. 235; 921; JHA. 28; Kap. No. 1080 (quo.); Kundi. Nos. 235; 309; 324; PAP. 3 (21); PAPM. 4 (dated Sam. 1226; extremely worn out); PRA. No. 651 (dated Sam. 1489); SA. Nos. 106, 1625; 1765; 2659; 2688; VB. 2(25); VC. 1 (18); VD. 1 (27); 2 (8).
(5) Niryukti-Avacurni composed in Sam. 1440 by Jñanasagara, pupil of Devasundarasuri of the Tapa Gaccha. This Avacuri is based on Haribhadra's commentary and its Granthagra according to JG. p. 18, is 7885. Bhand. VI. No. 1092; Bod. No. 1350; DA. 24 (1-8); DB. 11 (4-5); Hamsa. No. 895; JHA. 27 (3c.); 28 (2c.); Kap. Nos. 1092; 1093; Kiel. II. No. 367; Limdi. No. 231; PAP. 16 (1; 10; 11; 15; 17; 18; 26); PAPL. 1 (14); PAPS. 33 (11); 51(10); PAZB. 3 (16); Pet. III. No. 577; IV. No. 1183; PRA. No. 1210 (No. 40 dated Sam. 1530); SA. Nos. 245; 1629; VB. 2 (35; 37 ); VC. 2 (6). (6) Niryukti-Avacurni by Somasundara. Pet. III. No. 640.
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(7) Niryuktidipika (Gram. 11750) composed (in sam 1471-Hamsa) by Manikyasekhara, pupil of Merutungasūri of the Añcala Gaccha. In this commentary the author mentions his commentaries, all called Dipikas, on Acaranga, Uttaradhyayana, Oghaniryukti, Daśavaikalika, Navatatva and Pindaniryukti. Buh. VIII. No. 373; Hamsa. Nos. 55, 766, 787; PRA. No. 927; VA. 3 (4).
(8) Niryukti-Avacuri composed in Sam. 1540 by Subhavardhanagani (foll. 126). DA. 74 (6).
(9) Niryukticūrṇi or Vṛtti Anon. Agra. Nos. 219, 222, 223; 224; Bhand. IV. No. 256; V. No. 1167; Buh. IV. No. 129; Hamsa. No. 339 (au. Jinaprabha); JA. 12 (2, Gram. 10000); Jesal. No. 416; JHA. 27 (ms. d. 1605); Kap. Nos. 1087-1091; 1094; 1095; 1097; 1098; PAP. 22 (2); PAPR. 20 (9); 42 (Gram, 18000); PAS. No. 321; PAZA. 5 (21, Gram. 20482); PAZB. 15 (17, Gram. 18000); Pet. III. A. pp. 142; 183; SA. No. 1629; Strass. p. 399; Tapa. 4;
135.
(10) Niryukti-Avacārņi composed in Sam. 1500 by Dhirasundara, pupil of Amarasundaragani, pupil of Somasundarasuri of the Tapa Gaccha. The Vrtti is based on those of Haribhadra, Hemacandra and Jñanasagara. PRA. No. 756.
(11) Niryukti-(?) Curni (Gram. 13600) composed by Jinadasaganimahattara. Bt. No. 30; DB. 11 (1, 2); JA. 3 (1); JB. 84; Jesal. No. 126, JG. p.18, VA. 2 (1; 14); VB. 3 (36);
SA.No. 3418.
(12) Curni composed in Sam. 1183, by Vijayasimha, pupil of Santisüri, pupil of Nemicandra. (This seems to be on