International Journal Of Jaina Studies Vol 01 To 03 2005 To 2007

SR No.: 022773
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Peter Flugel
Publisher: Hindi Granth Karyalay
Publication Year: 2008
Total Pages: 202
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 19 MB

Page 199

ii. pakṣyadhikara
iii. dvipadadhikara
iv. catuspadadhikara
v. apadādhikāra
8.
dhätubhedaprakarana
9. mulacintaprakarana
10. mustijñānaprakarana
11. samkatavikaṭaprakarana
12. samsthanavibhāgaprakaraṇa
13. varṇavibhāgaprakaraṇa
on birds
on bipeds
on quadrupeds
on creatures without feet Section on varieties of metals
on consideration of plants
on investigation into theft
on contracted and open [akṣaras]
on distinction of the shape [of lost or stolen object]
on distinction of colour
14. ghanacchidravibhāgaprakaraṇa on distinction of solidness and hollowness [density]
15. gandhavibhāgaprakarana
on distinction of smell
16. rasavibhāgaprakarana
17. digvibhagaprakarana 18. sthānaprakarana 19 naṣṭikājñānaprakaraṇa
20. tajjñātakaprakarana
21. samkhyaprakaraṇa 22. kalanayanaprakarana
23. nakṣatranayanaprakarana
24. dvikavogakāṇḍa
25. guṇakārakāṇḍa 26. nandyavartakakarana 27. gajavilulitakaraṇa
samkhyākaraṇaprakaraṇa
28. simhävalokanaprakarana 29. sarvatobhadraprakarana 30. aśvamohitaprakarana 31. samavisamaprakarana
32. guṇaprakaraṇa
33. akṣarotpadanakāṇḍa
190
on distinction of taste
on distinction of the direction [of lost/stolen object]
on location
on investigation into [identity of] the lost object
on omens hinting at the lost object
on the number [of lost objects]
on reckoning of the time [when the lost or stolen object is found again]
on reckoning of the star involved
on queries involving two possibilities
on multiplier [akṣaras in queries]
on the Nandyavartaka measure [for query analysis] on the Gajavilulita and counting measures
on the simhävalokana measure
on the sarvatobhadra measure
on the aśvamohita [measure]
on similar and dissimilar [akṣaras]
on multiplication
on production of aksaras
According to the colophon, the commentary is called Darśanajyotis, which is otherwise known as Saradatta. The concluding verses mention that Jivabhogin composed