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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983-Statuette. Gupta.
1388—Pedestal; symbol mina, mithuna according to the Digambaras the cognizance of the 18th Jina Aranätha. According to the Svetämbaras the Nandyävarta symbol is given to Aranätha. Gupta.
1941—Head, Gupta. 2100-Head, hair arranged in S-shaped curves. Gupta. 2348-Head, hair arranged in parallel crescent like waves. Gupta. 2499-Head, hair in parallel crescents. Gupta. Pp. 58-65. Tirthankara images of the Medieval period.
A.60-Statuette, two lions with a Dharmachakra between them. The circular piece of cloth marked on the rim under the legs makes it a Śvetämbara image. Medieval period.
B.10–Lower portion of a seated Jina. B.91 - Image of a Jina. B.20---Image of a Jina.
B.21--Statuette, Ādinātha or Vrishabhanātha. A piece of cloth with garlands hangs down from the seat; below a couchant bull with other 24 Jinas. Ins. Nāgari. Text. Om Pamdita Śri Ganavara- Devāya.
B. 29--Statuette--Neminätha. Ins. Text. Samvat. 1104 (A.D. 1047) mention Sri Bhadreśvaracharya Gachchha Mahila.
B.23--Statuette-Ins. Maha Sudi 8. B.24 - Fragment. Indistinct Nägarī Ins. S. 1234 (1177 A.D.)
B.25 --Statuette, Ins. Text. Tr. The year 1826 in the reign of Maharājā. Räjä Kehar Singh at the Town of Dig. Mahananda Sagar Sūri Chowdhary Jodh Rāj of the Pallivala Clan of the Magiha family; resident of the town of Harasänä.
B.26--Statuette either Supärśva or Pārsvanätha. B.65-Stele with a nude Jina, 7 headed Nāga, Kubera and Hārīti.
NOTE :- Quadruple Tirthankar image like B.65-74 are designated in the inscription as pratimā sarvato bhadrikā "an image auspicious on all sides.” Also Chaumukha.
B.66-Stele with 4 nude Jinas, between each pair of lions is a wheel. In, one are two kneeling human figures on both sides of the wheel; nine planets.
B.76-Sculpture-Adinätha or Vộishabhanātha bull, lock of hair on the shoulder