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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Grottos of Dhumnar- They present the characters of Jaina temples.
Grottos of Elüra- The Jaina grottos date probably from the 11th or 12th
century.
Temples The Jaina temples of the West India. Satruñjaya, Girnär, Abu Statues. Description of a huge Jaina statue which is found in the district of Barwani, on the Narbadā.
Inscriptions The inscriptions of Girnär
Grottos of Elara. The fourth grotto of the first group is Jaina. It is of small dimensions and includes a statue of Neminatha. Grotto of Chandor. It contains the statue of a Tirthankara (Parśvanatha or Neminatha) surrounded by two companions and two consorts, and by the images of other Tirthankaras. The sculpture recalls that of the Jaina temples of Elura.
Grottos in the Kathiawad-List of the hills or localities where the grottos have been excavated.
Second treatise.
E. IMPEY. Description of a Colossal Jain Figure, discovered on a Spur of the Satpoorah Range, in the district of Burwanie, on the Nerbudda (Journal of the Asiatic. Society of Bengal, Vol. XVIII, Pp. 918-953)-Calcutta, 1850.
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JAINA BIBLIOGRAPHY
Situation and dimensions of the statue. Detailed, description. Historical notes. Text and translation of different inscriptions.
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Pigou, A. NEILL. Col. BIGGS, Col. TAYLOR and J. FERGUSSON. Architecture in Dharuar and Mysore-London, 1866.
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The Jains and their polemic with the Brahmans under the Calukyas, Šaka 618-655.
The Jainism under the Calukyas.
Resemblance of the Lingayat sect with the Jainism and the Brahmanism.