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
“Subhasitaratnasamdoha", of Amitagati (with respect to the Bhojaprabandha of Merutuñga).
Two passages of the commentary of Sumatigani, concerning the Jain pontiff Jinavallabha.
“Rāmcaritra”, of Devavijayagani. (Recension: G. BÜHLER. Indian Antiquary. Vol. XIV, Pp. 62-64).*
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P. PETERSON. A second Report of operations in search of Sanskrit mss. in the Bombay Circle, 1883-84. (Extra number of the Journal of the Bombay Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, Vol. XVII)-Bombay, 1884.
Reviews.
Pages.
33-49. A much developed analysis of the "Yaśastilaka" of Somadeva. Several passages of the poem have been quoted and translated. After the colophon, the work should have been composed in Saka 882.
54–57. Information on two Jaina commentaries on the “Kumārasambhava", and more extensive review on a third commentary due to Matiratna, who belonged to the sect Upakeśa.
64-66. Review relating to the commentary of jñānavimala on the "Sabdabhedaprakāśa" of Maheśvara. At the end of his work, Jñanavimala gives his religious genealogy in going up to the origin of the sect Kharatara.
67-74. Long critical discussion on the subject of the "Jainendravyāarana", which would be the work of a digambara master called pujyapāda. This summary of grammatical science, in use among the Digambaras, should have been supplanted by the "Pañcavastuka”, due to Devanandin.
74–76. Review on the "Acarasutra", with respect to the commentary on this treatise by Vasunandin. The "Acārasūtra" plays, among the Digambar as, the same role as, to the Svetambaras, the "Ayāramgasutta", of which it is moreover an adaptation and a summary, due to "Vattakeräcārya".
76-77. Short notice on "Caritrasära", a manual in view of the deliverance, by Cămundarāya.
77-78. Biographical idea on Haricandra, author of the “Dharmaśarmabhyudayakavya”, some verses of which have been quoted.