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
382 (vii)
Annual Report of the Mysore Archaeological Dept. for the year 1937-Bangalore, 1938.
P. 4. Heggadadevankote-image of Chandranātha in the quadrangle of the Taluq office--seated in Yogāsana Ilth or 10th century A. D.--mention of 4 potstone pillars in front of Varadarājaswāmi temple belonged probably to a Jain basti.
P. 9. Pārsvanātha Basti at Kirrur.
P. 42. Jain Basti known as Bastitittu, Haralakote.
P. 185. Inscription No. 35--at the village Halebid on a pillar in the room to the south of the garbha griha in the Hoysaleśvara temple, Arsikere TāluqHussan Dist. in Kannada language and characters, records the gift of 3 salages of wet land below the Bolavagatta tank belonging to Hiriyakere of Jivamgal and three hundred measures of dry land in Gangavura for the services of Sāntinātha set up by Kavadeyara Jakkavve under the advice of Nayakirti-Siddhanta Chandra. The donor Surabhi Kumudachandra alias Nemichandrapandita disciple of Nayakirti12th century A. D.
382 (viii)
Annual Report of the Mysore Archaeological Dept. for the year 1938—Bangalore, 1940.
P. 6. Pārsvanātha Basti at Nidugal of late Hoysala-Dravidian structure of about 1232 A.D.- fully described--rebuilt in 1600 A.D.--mānstambha with an interesting niche in front of the temple.
Pp. 18-19. Sravanabe!go!a--Gomateśvara image fully descrided-List of Jain Bastis at Chikkabetta conditions---fully noted.
P. 20.
śāntinātha basti at Jinanāthapura. Hassan Dist.
P. 31. Temples of Ādinātha and Pārsvanātha at Mugur, Mysore Dist. with 4 ft. high images of each of the Tirthankaras-Described.
P. 86. Hosakote Plate of the 12th year of the reign of Ganga king Konganyadhirāja (Avinita), records the grant of some lands to the Arhat by the above king.
Inscription No. 1. (Hosakote plates of the 12th year of the Ganga king Konganyadbirāja received from Madhvachar, Hosaknte town in Sanskrit language and old Kannada characters--transliteration, translation and notes.