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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75. The Yakastilaka, of Somadeva, finished in Śaka 881.
76. Under the Rästrakūtas, the Jainism, and particularly the Digambara community, continued its progress.
79-80. The Jaina Bharata, composed in Saka 863, by the Canara poet Pampa, furnished a genealogy of the Calukyas of the posterior dynasty.
93 & 95. Narration of a Jaina work entitled Vijjalarayacarita concerning the reign of Bijjala (Vijjala, Vijjana), of the dynasty of the Kalacuris.
JAINA BIBLIOGRAPHY
96. Under the second dynasty of the Calukyas and that of the Kalacuris (973-1188 A.D.), the Jainism was attacked vehemently by the sect of the Lingayat. 103. Different donations made to a Jaina temple in Šaka 1063 by a Yadava
prince.
123-124. The Silähäras of Kolhapur gave proof of great religious tolerance and patronised the Jainas several times.
133-134. Historical table in which are recalled some dates of Jaina events.
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R. CHALMERS-The Jains, Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland for 1895, Pp. 665-666).-London, 1895.
Translation from the commencement of the Sutra 104 of the Majjhimanikaya. The question is of the position of the Nirgranthas immediately after the death of
Mahavira.
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V. R. GANDHI-History and Religion of the Jains, (Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland for 1895, Pp. 679-680)-London, 1895.
The opinion that made Jainism a sect of Buddhism is abandoned to-day. The identification between Nigantha Nataputta and Mahavira is legitimate. Considerations on the word Nigantha.-Among the Jain gacchas, one bore the name of Nigantha, which was afterwards changed in Kotika The Jain doctrines; comparison with the doctrines of the Vedantists and of the Buddhists. The moral doctrines: the formula of universal pardon.