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
P. 47. rakkhacetiya referred to in Jaina literature as the haunt of yakşas-may have been sacred trees.
P. 52. Mention of the Jaina stupa base at Sirkap of latter 1st century B. C.
P. 55. Jaina stupa base in block F in the city of Sirkap- of a ksatrapa periodfacade with niches of three types, Greek pediment, Indian cailya arch and torana.
P. 57. High relief in mottled red stone of Sikri or Rūp Bās; shaven head, absence of moustache, hands in abhayamudrā, simhāsana etc.--peculiarities of Kuşāņa images of Jinas.
P. 58. Jina from Karkal Tilā site, J 39 in the Lucknow Museum. Jina represented in relief on several āyāgapatas from Kankāle Tilā now in Lucknow museum.
P. 63. Mention of pillars and cross-bars from Kankāle Tilā site of the Jaina Yaśa vihāra and stūpa of Vāsiska, existing in the Calcutta, Lucknow and Mathura Museums.
P. 63(n). Jaina Guha--Vihāra (Mathura founded by chief queen of the Satrap Rañjubula--1st century B. c. establishment of Jaina monastry with the Vodva Stupa at the Kankāli Tilā in 2nd century B. c.
P. 75. Buddha, Brahmanical or Jaina images not of Greek inspiration as propounded by FOUCHER.
P. 89. Jaina paintings discovered br M. JOUVEAN DUBREUL (at Sittanavāsal, Pudukottai state near Tanjore) of 7th century.
P. 95. Jain temple at Meguti dated 634.
P. 97. Mention of 200 Jain cave shrines in India-out of 1200 cave temples.
P. 99. Jaina Indra Sabha a monolithic temple.
P. 102. Reference of the Jaina Pallava painting discovered in a cave shrine at Sittanavāsal, Pudukottai state assigned to the reign of Mahendra Varman I.
P. 106. Mediaeval architecture-no Buddhist, Jaina or Brahmanical styles of architecture but only Buddhist, Jaina and Brahmanical buildings in the Indian style of their period.
P. 109. Hindu and Jaina temples at Candela capital of Kharjurāho in Bundelkhand second in importance only to the mediaeval temples at Orissaerected 950—1050 A. D. - Jaina Ādinātha temple resembling Vaişņava Caturbhuja.