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Nandidroog (Mysore)
Accounts Stronghold of the Ganga kings, who were Jains.
Narnala (Akola)
213 (379)
Some cisterns of stone were constructed by the Jains, who reigned in the region before the Muhammadan invasion.
(400,
Nasik Dist.
401,
410, 412)
Jain caves of Chambhār, and those of Ankai and of Tringalvādi near Igatpur. Jains one per cent. In the town, 133. Description of Chāmbhār Lena or Chāmbhār caves. (Bombay Gazetteer, Vol. XVI, Pp. 541-639 and 426-8).
(414)
Nasirabad Town
Jains 354.
(420)
Navanagar State
Jains. 21,006.
Vol. X-contd. (Vol. XIX)
(25)
Nemawar (Indore State)
In the time of the Paramāra kings of Malwā, the fine Jain temple was erected at Nemawar.
(56)
Nerbudda Division
9,522 Jains.
Nimar (C. P.)
329 (109)
Jainism prevailed in the country from the 9th to the 12th century. Khandwa, formerly a centre of the Jains and many finely-carved places of stone-work taken from Jain temples may be seen in the houses at Khandwa and Mandhata.
(245)
Orchha State.
Jains, 5,884.
(270)
Osmanabad Dist.
Jain caves at Dabar Lena.
Oudh (U. P.)
485-86 (285)
A Jain dynasty reigned (10th century) in the region of Srāvasti, at Sahet--Mahet numerous Jain ruins visible; a modern Jain temple dedicated to Sambhavanātha.
(309)
Padavedu (N. Arcot Dist.)
A chief city of the Kurumbas, a powerful clan.
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