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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A. N. UPADHYE--A Note on Nisidhi (nisidiye. of Khāravela Inscription). (Annals of the B. O. R. I., XIV, 3-4, Pp. 264-66, Poona, 1933; for its Hindi version see J. S. B, II, Pp. 137-39, Arrah, 1936).
The term nisidiya in its various forms frequently occurs in many Jaina inscriptions in Sanskrit, Kannada and Prakrit. The etymology and significance of this term are discussed in this note.
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A. N. UPADHYE-Studies in Jaina Gotras. (J. A., II, 3, Pp. 61-69, Arrah, 1936).
After discovering three lists of Gotras etc. among the Jainas, the sources of the material that formed these lists are discussed in this paper with adequate references from inscriptions etc. where also some Gotras etc. are mentioned. It is shown here how the names of Gotras are drawn from the lists of Yaksas; the Pravaras from the Sahasranama of Jinasena ; Sutras from the lists of Ganadhara. mukhyas etc.; and the Sākhās from the various subdivisions of Śrutajñāna. And in conclusion it is shown that these lists must have been supplemented, now and then, till the 13th century A. D.
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A, CHAKRAVARTI--Neelakesi. The original text and the commentary of Samaya-Divākara of Vāmana Muni. Edited Madras, 1936. English Introduction in one volume. Pp. 339.
A Tamil work by an unknown Jaina Philosopher poet. Neelakeši is a resutation of the Buddhist work called Kundalokesi, now lost. This work is intended to expound the doctrine of Ahimsa in all its aspects, and from the same point of view it examines other systems of Indian thought, like Buddhist (Kundalakesi-vārda, Arkachandravada, Mokkalavada, Buddhavāda), Ājivikarāda, Sankhyažāda, Vaisi sika-vādi, Veda-V'üda and Bhūca-vāda (materialistic school).
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Emma HAWKRIDGE- Indian Gods and kings. London, 1936.
P. 56. Jains borrowed from the yoga philosophy.
Pp. 86-7. Conversion of a king of Madura from Jainism to Hinduism by the Saivite saint Sambandar (7th century A. D.)--punishment of Jains.