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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113-117.
134-140.
Inscription in Sanskrit, relating to the construction of a Vihara, and engraved on a pillar of a Jaina temple at Rāṇapura, district of Jodhpur. Samvat 1496.
Jaina Inscriptions.
140-143. Inscription in Sanskrit in the temple of Adinatha, at Nāralai. Recalls the erection of a statue of Adiśvara which was consecrated by Isvarastiri of the religious issue of Santisüri. Samvat 1597.
227-233.
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Inscription in Sanskrit in the temple of Adiśvara, on the Satruñjaya. Mentions some repairs executed to the temples by a merchant of the name of Karma. Samvat 1587.
171-184. Inscription in Sanskrit near the temple of Adinatha, on the mount Mentions the reparations and additions made to this tem ple by the two Jaina ministers Vastupala and Tejahpäla, whose eulogy is recalled. Samvat 1267.
218-224. Inscription in Sanskrit in the same temple of Adinatha, on the mount Abu. Commemorate the construction of a temple of Neminatha by Vastupala and Tejalpäla. Samvat 1287.
Inscription in Sanskrit in the temple of Pärsvanatha at Cambay. Recalls the construction of this temple. Samvat 1352.
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G. BÜHLER. Epigraphic discaveries at Mathura. (Wiener Zeitschrift fur die Kunde des Morgenlandes Vol. X, Pp. 171-174). Wien, 1896.
Study of an inscription of Mathura recalling the erection of a statue of Mahavira, but important specially from the chronological point of view. (The same study is also found in the Journal of the Royal Asiatic Seciety of Great Britain and Ireland for 1896, Pp. 578-581).
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H. DHRUVA. The Nadole Inscription of King Alhanadeva, v. s. 1218 (Journal of the Bombay Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, Vol. XIX, Pp. 26-34). Bombay, 1897.
Text, translation and historical commentary of an inscription, discovered at Nadole, and dated Samvat 1218-1162 A.D. It recalls a grant made by the king Alhanadeva, of the Cahmana dynasty, to the temple of the Sandora gaccha at Nadole, in honour of Mahavira,