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

Page 34

JAINA BIBLIOGRAPHY
1053
4. a Marwari manuscript ;
5. another Marwari Manuscript by Jinarangasüri ; 6. the Paryaşanaśataka, with commentary ; 7. some commentaries on the Kalpasūtra.
977
H. KERN-Over senige Tijdstippen der indische Geschie-denis. Amsterdam, 1873.
P. 24 Sqq. Some historical ideas, in particular according to the Satruñjayamahatmya and the Kalpasūtra.
978
J. Muir-On the Era of Buddha and the Asoka Inscriptions, (Indian Antiquary, vol. III, Pp. 77-81). Bombay, 1874.
The Buddhists and the Jains seems to have formed only a single sect.
The legend of Buddha and that of Mahāvira offer great resemblances. Mahāvīra would have died in 388 B.C. This date would be equally that of the death of Buddha. The edicts of Asoke relating to the respect for animal life are rather confermable to the doctrines of the Jains than to those of the Buddhists.
979
J. T. WHEELER-The history of India, Hindu, Buddhist and BrahmanicalLondon, 1874.
Pp. 361-362. Principle of the Jainism-Its agreement with the Buddhism and particularly with the doctrines of the Small vehicle. The Tirthankaras-Monks and the laity. Jain temples: the most eminent among them. The Jainism is especially flourishing in the Western India.
980
F KITTEL-Old Kanarese Literature, (Indian Antiquary, vol. IV, Pp. 15-21). Bombay, 1875.
Jaina Literature.
Review on the following Jaina works, written in old Canara :
1. Chando' mbudhi, treatise of prosody, relating all-together to the Sanskrit and Canara meters by Nāgavarman,