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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Liwis Rice. A Rāşhțrakūta Grant from Mysore. (Indian Antiquary, Vol. XII, Pp. 11--19). Bombay, 1883.
Study, text accompanied by a facsimile and translation of an inscription in Sanskrit, dated Śaka 735 found at Kadaba in Mysore. This inscription recalls the gift of the village of Jālamangala to a muni named Arkakirti in favour of the Jaina temple of Silāgrāma, where the Jains were formerly very numerous.
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Lewis Rice. A Jaina-Vaishnava Compact (Indiau Antiquary, Vol. XIV, Pp. 233— 235). Bombay, 1885.
Text and translation of a Canara inscription of Śravaņa Belgola dated Śaka 1290, and known under the name of 'Sasana' of Rāmānujācāri.
In this inscription, it is said that there is no difference between the Vişnuite darśana' and the Jaina darśana' The author shows that in this case. the word ‘darśana' does not signify "doctrine", but it relates to the processions made in honour of a god,
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Lewis Rice. The Ganga Inscriptions in Coorg (Indian Pp. 76-77). Bombay, 1885.
Antiquary, Vol. XIV,
Text and translation of an inscription of Saka 899, recalling a gift to Anantaviryaya, disciple of Guņasena, himself disciple of Virasena. This inscription is no other than the first of the three "Kongu Inscriptions" published by F. KITTEL.
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K. B. PATHAK, An Old Kanare e Inscription at Terdal. (Indian Antiquary, Vol. XIV, Pp. 14--26). Bombay, 1885.
Text, translation and study of an inscription discovered in a Jaina temple at Terdal, in the southern Canara. This inscription comprises three parts :
1. Grant to the Tirthankara Neminātha, in Saka 1045. This first part ena.. bles to establish the approximate date to which was composed the "Rāghavapandaolya'. This work is due to Śrutakirti Traividya, a contemporary of Abhinava
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