Jaina Bibliography Part 1

SR No.: 016035
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: A N Upadhye
Publisher: Veer Seva Mandir Trust
Publication Year: 1982
Total Pages: 1070
Language: English
Classification: Dictionary & Dictionary
File Size: 17 MB

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JAINA BIBLIOGRAPHY
Pages.
Articles.
369 (148)
Chanasama Chanasma
Accounts. Grand temple of Pārsvanätha, erected in the beginning of the 19th century; has inarble statues of the 24 Tirthankars,
(167)
Chandor (Nasik Dt.)
(Jain caves in the cliffs of the Chandor fort hill, contains images of Tirthakaras, principal being of Chandraprabha.)
372 (180)
Charra (Manbhum)
7 Jain temples, two very old; description given. (These and some large tanks were constructed by Saräks.)
(196) (292) (299)
Chhaprauli (Meerut) (Large colony of wealthy Jain Banias). Chitaldroog Dist. (801 Jains).
Chitor (Udaipur)
(Kirtti Stambha, most ancient building in the fort, erected by Bgherwäl in the 12th or 13th century, dedicated to Adinath.)
(329, 330)
Chota Nagpur Divn.
(Jains, 853. The Jain temples at Pärasnäth hill, attracted thousands of pilgrims).
Coimbatore Dist.
Jain temples and remains not infrequent.
(359) (377, 378)
Conjeeveram
(118 Jains. Jains numerous in the 7th Town,
century. Old Jain temples situated at Tirupparuttikunram, Chola period; Vijayanagar kings made grants. Description
given.) Volume II---contd. (Vol. XI) Coorg
(The Changālvas, originally Jains, their priests claim exclusive authority over the Jain temples from Hanasoge to Tale-Kaveri.
The Kongālvas also were Jains.) Cutch
(Jains 70,467.)
(9)
(79) (98)
Cuttack City
A few Jains.
Volume IV. (Vol. XI)
Damoh Dist.
(137) (138)
(At Kundalpur fifty or more Jain temples. At Nohta numerous remains of Jain temples, their stones used for buildings).