Bibliographic Survey of Indian Manuscript Catalogues

SR No.: 020092
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Subhash C Bishwas, M K Prajapati
Publisher: Eastern Book Linkers
Publication Year: 1998
Total Pages: 351
Language: English
Classification: Catalogue
File Size: 17 MB

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(p. 3-43); Hindi-Braja mss. no. 1403-1618 (p. 143-165); Sanskrit mss. no. 1619-1998 (p. 165-200). Author index. 1971. 217, 7 p. Contents: Rajasthani mss. no. 1-1575 (p. 3-152); Hindi-Braja mss. no. 1576-1794 (p. 152-173); Sanskrit mss. no. 1795-2209 (p. 173-217). Author index.
ed. by Sobhagya Singh Sekhavat. v.s. 2030 [1973 AD] 218, 9 p. Contents: Rajasthani mss. no. 1-178 (p. 1-191); Hindi-Braja mss. no. 1782-2008 (p. 192-218). Author index. Catalogues of Sanskrit and Prakrit mss. are to be published separately.
ed. by Bhala Candra Sarma. 1976. 4, 192 p. Contents: Author index. Rajasthani mss. no. 1-2052 (p. 1-187). HindiBraja mss. no. 2053-2099 (p. 188-192).
/ ed. by Vikram Singh Gundoj. 1986. 232, 4 p. 2297 mss. published.
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More volumes are to be published.
Description in tabular form of 9110 Rajasthani, 709 Hindi-Braja and 795 Sanskrit mss. Title A-Z. Each volume contains author index. Institute has at collection of about 15000 mss.
Location: BUL(1-4), CSL, DUL, IGNCA, JMI(1-2), RJUL, RORI.
Jodiya. Jayananda Sastri
A hand list of 33 manuscripts in the possession of Sastri Jayahanda Kanji Thakur, Jodiya, Gujarat.
Unpublished.
Jodiya. Suryashankar Tuljashankar Sastri
A hand list of 283 manuscripts in the possession of Suryashankara Tuljashankar Sastri, Jodiya, Gujarat.
Unpublished.
Location: MUDS.
-Some important Sanskrit manuscripts/ D.R. Mankad.
In: Proceedings and Transactions of the Seventh All India Oriental Conference. Baroda, 1933. 11-14.
Short description of 16 Sanskrit mss. in possession of Suryashankar Tuljashankar Sastri of Jodiya, Jamnagar and 1 ms. comprising of 11 works from Jaina Mandir Library, Karachi. The Sastri collection contains about 500 Sanskrit ⚫ mss. and was catalogued by D.R. Mankad.