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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श्रीजिनरलकोशः।
No. 1596 , Idar. 32 ( 7 copies ); Kath. No. 1055; KB. 3 (46); KO. 69; PAP. 76 (1); Pet. VI. No. 558; PR. 43, SA. No. 1586, SG. Nos. 4; 1333; 1343 ; 1997; 2024 ; 2562; Tera. I to 15.
(1) Tikā by Sumatikīrti. Tera. 1. This must be the same as Karmaprakrti No. (5).
(2) Tīkā. Anon. SG. No. 1333. (IV) kia of Rsabbanandin. AK. Nos. 130;
131; 132. (V) grant of Sumatikirti. SG. No. 1376;
Tera. 1. (VI) #9 of Kanakanandin. It is in Prakrta.
Mud. 24. (VII) ha of Abhayacandra Saiddhāntika.
Mud. 102; 147; 226; SG. No. 1409. (VIII) Bra vc. 9 (9).
raraan in Sanskrit. PR. 161. Hakagu Patan Cat. I. p. 293 ; Pet. V. A.
p. 150.
(1) Tikā. Anon. Bhand. VI. No. 1122 (dated Sam. 1560); DC. p. 35 (No.
277 ; ms. dated Saṁ. 1222). (I) graza of Puspadanta and Bhūtabali. See
Mahākarmaprakrti Prābhrta. (II) fogya of Kumāragenadeva. SG. No. 1334.
F# Bengal. No. 7437. कविचारगर्भितपार्श्वनाथस्तोत्र of Jinacandra, pupil of
Jinasimhasuri of the Kharatara Gaccha.
Jesal. No. 261 ; Samb. No. 999. (1) fara in 168 Gāthās by Gargarsi (Be:-||
vavagayakammakalankam ). This is the first of the four or five old Karmagranthas and is also called Brhat or Prācīna Karmavipāka ; cf. Bt. Nos. 97-98. It is published in the JAS. Series, No. 52, Bhavnagar, Sam. 1972. Baroda. No. 2140 ; Bod. No. 1358; DA. 53 (13); DB. 32 (32 to 34 ); DC. p. 34; JA. 79 ( 1 ); 96 (14); 105 ( 1; 6); 106 (1; 2); Jesal. No. 63 (palm); JHA. 34 ; Kiel. III. No. 148; Limdi. Nos. 784;
1288; PAP. 75 ( 81 ); PAPL. 5 ( 11 ); PAS. Nos. 268; 347; PAZA. 8 (8); Pet. I. A. pp. 27; 34; III. A. pp. 6; 47; V. A. p.70; VI. No. 690; SA. Nos. 1604; 1994; 2050; Samb. No. 79 ; SG. No. 2688.
(1) Tīkā by Paramānanda, pupil of Abhayadeva, pupil of Säntisūri, pupil of Bhadreśvara (Be:-- nisseşakarmodayamegha; Gram. 960). Baroda. No. 2140, Bod. No. 1358 ; Bt. No. 97 ; DA. 53 (13) ; JA. 96 (11); JHA. 34; Kiel. III. No. 148 ; Patan Cat. I. p. 20 (quotation); PAZA. 8 (8); Pet III. A. p. 6 ( quo. ); SA. Nos. 1994 ; 2050.
(2) Țikā by Malayagiri. PAS. No. 268.
(3) Tikā by Haribbadra, pupil of Jinadeva. PAS. No. 347 (dated Sam. 1288).
( 4 ) Țikā Anon. (Be :-rāgādivargahantāram). DC. p. 26 (ms. dated Sam. 1295 ); p. 34, Nos. 268 (2) ; 276(1); Patan Cat. I. p. 22 (ms. dated Sam. 1275).
(5) Tkā. Anon. Bengal. No. 7638; DB. 32 ( 32, 33, 34); Jesal. No. 63 (palm); SA. Nos. 1994; 2050.
(6) Tippanaka (Gram. 420) by Udayaprabhasūri. Bt. No. 98 ; JG. p. 116; SA. No. 1604.
(7) Prācinabhāsya. SA. No. 2053
(incomplete ). ) कर्मविपाक The first of the five books which
form the Karmagranthas of Devendrasuri. It is also called Navya Karmavipāka, in contrast with the old one. See Karmagranthasatka. Bengal. No. 7611 ; Bhand. VI. No. 1124; BO. p. 58 ; Buh. IL No. 256 ; DA. 53 (35-43); Kath. No. 1247 ; Limdi. Nos. 566 ; 950; 975; 1011; 1089; 2542; Mitra. VIII pp. 52 ; 80; Pet. V. No. 655; VI. Nos. 559; 652; Strass. p. 440a.
(1) Svopajña sīkā. Strass. p. 440a.
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