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
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the North-refers to his title of 'Dharmāmbunidhi' the person being the sishya' of Chandra Siddhānta Chakravarti-Jain guru-Mention of Mülasangha and Desigana-a Jaina figure on the lintel.
P. 84. Inscription in the Kesava temple (at Belur-Hassan Dist.) in the capital pillar to the south of Nāganāyaka's mantapa, in Kannada, records the mantapa built from the materials of dilapidated Jaina structure--12th century characters.
P. 84. An inscription at Bastihalli near Halebid (Belur Talug, Dist. Hassan) records Punisa--the builder of a Jain temple-now in ruins-to the South of Pārsvanātha temple.
Pp. 113-114. Inscriptions on a slab lying in the muktamantapa of the Pārsvanātha basti at Sringeri village, Sringeri Jogir, Dist. Kadur, in Kannada, size 2' x 1'-6"__ records. Influence of Jainism in 12th century-mention of Kanur-gana, Mūlasangha and Pustakagachchha, Jain divisions.
P. 119. Mention of Honnale Jina heggade as the witness of a Vināyakadeva grant of Harihara II S. 1325.
Pp. 169-170. Inscription on the pedestal of Pärávanātha image lying near Musafirkhānā at the village Serakanambi Gundlupet Tāluq, Mysore Dist. in Kannada records. Jaina image set up by Lalitakirtti bhattaraka. Jain guru of Mula sangha, Desigana, Pustakagachchha, Kondakundānvaya and Hanasogeya bali-Hasogeya. bali a Jain community at Hanasogi-Hanasoge a Jain centre with a Jain basti in Yedatore Taluq, Mysore.
Pp. 175-176. Inscription on a stone set up to the south in the enclosure of Pancha-basti temple in Humcha, Nagar Taluq, Shimoga dist., in Kannada of size 4' x 1'-6"-records. Chokisetti a disciple of Dharmbhūșaņa Bhattāraka-a repairer of Jaina temples. Mention of Amarkirti as Junior disciple to Dharmabhüşaņa Bhattāraka of Mūla sangha, Balātkaragaņa-Latter revered by king Devarāya. Amarkirti a contemporary of Lakshmisena-Mānasena a disciple of Lakshmisena. 15th century.
P. 177. Inscription at the same village Humcha on a slab near the northern wall in the enclosure of Padmavati temple in Kannada, size 2' x 1'-4'--records the death by Samādhi of Bammagavuda disciple of Siddhānta Yogindra 17th March 1295. Mention of Gunasena Muni.