Descriptive Catalogue Of Manuscripts Vol 17 Part 05

SR No.: 018111
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Parshuram Krishna Gode
Publisher: Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute
Publication Year: 1954
Total Pages: 330
Language: English
Classification: Catalogue & Catalogue
File Size: 19 MB

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VIII ] Proper Names of Monks & Nuns
177 Tengt (gla ) (c. Samvat 1647 ) 1-60, #regroft ( fr ) I-83,1 कालकसूरि ( predecessor of भावदेवसार ) IV- 264, 20 **1857 ( 2 ) ( contemporary of niesamt) II- 155, 10-11;
155, 12 jateava (c. Samvat 523 ) II- 100, 15; 167, 8; 167, 9.
See #191. कीर्ति ( predecessor of कल्याणचन्द्र ) I- 372, 33 #tfararstad opfor ) ( pupil of quit ) I- 240, 10; II- 143, 7;
143, 23 ; 144, 1; 145, 2; 145, 15; 151, 18-19; 160, 22; 161, 25; 162, 18; 162, 21; 162, 31-32 ; 203, 26 ( guru of
f aste ); III-72, 10.terasa ( non-Jaina ) II- 124, 6; 124, 13; 194, 19. See sport
(p. 172). Thai ( c. Samvat 1275 ) III- 527, to : $HUEH ( pupil of tagaran Jl- 339, 12 , III- 296, u
yarê (guru of tongatio) (c. Samvat 1597) 1-378; 29
1 Is he an author of the balāvabodha of Thaņa ?
2-3 As stated by Kalyanavijayaji in his Gujarati introduotion to the Gujarati translation of “ Prabhāvakacaritra" there are seven events associated with one or the other Külaka Suri : ,
(1) Fruit of sacrifice narrated to King Datta. . ( II ) Exposition of subtle-vegetable kingdom to Indra. (III) Study of nimitta at the hands of the Ājivikas. (IV) Classification of the Jaina scriptures, iv) Defeat of king Gardabhilla. (VI) Samvatsari (annual) transferred from the ffth day of Bhadrapada
to the fourth. (VII) Abandonment of impudent pupils.
The first event is noted in Avassaya-cunni. It occurred in a period ranging from Vira Samvat 300 to 376. Accordiog to Therāvali tbo second took placo in o. Vira Samvat 336 to 376. If so, events I and II are associated perbape with one and the same Kālaka Suri. The Nijjutti on Uttarajhajana however strikes a different note, for, according to it the second event ocourred in c. Vira Samvat 453. Events 111-VII are associated with other Kalaka suci. They may be roughly assigned dates as under :
(a) Sathvat 443, (b) sometime before 453, (o) end of 453, (d) sometime between 457 and 465, and (e) after 457 but before 465.
For further elucidation etc. see my Gujarati introduction (pp. 41-46) to Simandhara-sobha-taranga.
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