Jaina Bibliography Part 2

SR No.: 016036
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: A N Upadhye
Publisher: Veer Seva Mandir Trust
Publication Year: 1982
Total Pages: 900
Language: English
Classification: Dictionary & Dictionary
File Size: 15 MB

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JAINA BIBLIOGRAPHY
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Pp. 309-317. Jainism ---set back for the rise of Lingāyat sect, great relics of Jain educational formulas-left in the entire Hindu society. Jains-patronised by Kadambas Chālukyas, Gangas.
Rāchamalla's creation of Jain establishment in Coorg. Rāya Rachamalla vasati, Ganga-Permadi-chaityalaya and Ganga-Kandarpa-chaityamandira-Jain edifices. Mārasimha II, a staunch Jain disciple of Ajitasena. Mention of Mārasimha's death by Sallekhanā Chamund apurāņa work of Mārasimha's minister Chāmundrāya, the erector of the Gommateśvara image at Śravana Belgola, Ganga Rāja and Hulla. Hoysala minister were Jains. Jinasena preceptor of Amoghavarasha mentioned in former's Pārsvabhyudaya and Sarasangraha, a Jain mathematical work. Amoghavarsha's offering of a finger to Mahālakshmi for the extrication of his kingdom from an epidemic. His practice of the vow of akinchanala. Krshņa II, Indra III were Jains. Death of Indra IV by Sallekhana.
Ruttas of Saundatti, Bankeya the governor of Amoghavarsha I, Jains. Lekaditya Bankeya's son, Srivijaya, a general of India III were Jains. Lekaditya Bankeya's son, Srivijaya, a general of India III, were Jains.
JAINS mistaken for Buddhists in the moslem records of Alberuni and Al
Idrisi.
Life in Jain Mathas-fully described. Krishnavarma a Kadamba king, a Jain but having the title of Ranapriya. Mention of Amoghavarsha offering dreadful feast to the god of death on the battlefield of Vingavalli.Jain Kings not enthusiastic in warfares.
Jainisin and Buddhism -- not responsible for the military emasculation of the population that let to the fall of Hindu India.
Pp. 409-410. Considerable contribution of the Jains to the Indian literature. Aptamimänsä, work of Samantabhadra containing the exposition of the Syadvada. Ashtasati of Akalankadeva written in early Rästrakūta period.
Sravan abelgola inscription no. 67 mentions Akalankadeva describing his own greatness Sāhasatunga who probably was Dantidurga-Tradition of Akalankadeva being the son of Krishna I. lacking evidence. Ashta---sahasri of Vidyānanda-a Jain work. Parīkshāmukhasūtra. Jain work of logic by Mānikyanandin and commented upon by Prabhāchandra. Pramey.zkamalamārtanda and Nyayakumudachandrodaya Jain works of Prabhachandra. .