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
P. 1039(3). Girnar stone inscription found at the entrance of the mandapa of Ganadhara to the west of the temple of Neminath at (Girnar Hill in Kathiawad) of v.s. 1330-in Sanskrit of the time of Arjunadeva records the grant of the right of engraving inscriptions in the temple of Neminatha and other sacred places on the hill of Girnar to Sutradhara Haripāla, son of Goga of Mevada community by Udayaprabha, other Jina priests and the Pancakula headed by Dhandhå.
P. 1081. Bijolia rock-inscription found in the village of Bijolia in Mewar about 100 miles from Udaipur-appear to be a Jain record. Mention of Pärsvanatha and other Jain divinities. Mention of the grant of village Rewa for Pārsvanatha by the last ruler of the Cahamanas viz. Someśvara-of 1170 A.D.
P. 1109. Sevadi stone inscription incised on the lintel of Mahavira temple at Sevadi-lines containing the invocation of Tirthankaras Säntinātha, making of annual grant of 8 drammas (v.s. 1172) to Jain Thallaka of Shanderaka-gaccha for the worship of Santinatha in the Khattaka of Baladhipa Yaśodeva by Katakarāja.
P. 1112. (1) Nadlai stone inscription engraved on the lintel of two pillars in Sabha mandapa of a Jain temple of Adinatha at Nadlai 8 miles to the N.W. of Desuri in Godwar of v.s. 1189 records a grant of oil made by Rudrapäla and Amṛtapala, sons of M. Rayapala to the (Jain) ascetics in and outside of Naduladagika.
(2) Nadlai stone inscription engraved on a pillar in the temple of Neminatha at Nadlai of v,s. 1195-records gifts by the Guhila Thakura Rajadeva for the wor ship of Neminatha.
P 1114. Mention of Mahavira temple at Sevadi.
P. 1116. Nadol grant (i) found at Nadol of v. Sam. 1218 registers grants to Jain temple by Mahārāja Alhanadeva of Naddula composed by Sridhara. Nadol grant, (ii) found at Nadol States Brahman, Sridhara (Vişnu), and Sankara always free from passioon are famous as Jinas.
P. 1131. Jain writers' indication of Udayasimha having a daughter who was married to Virama. Mention of Jain writers' Rajasekhara and Harsa Gani assertion of Dholka Caulukya Viradhavala being prevented from his accession by the intrigue of Vastupala.
P. 1169. Mention of Bharpuriya one of Jaina gaccha.
P. 1171. Mention of Amra defeating the disputants of Syadvāda (Jaina).
P. 1173. Mention of a Jain temple at Ar(Ahar) near Udaipur.