Jaina Rock Cut Caves In Western India Part 01

SR No.: 022810
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Viraj Shah
Publisher: Agam Kala Prakashan
Publication Year: 2008
Total Pages: 412
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 15 MB

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Mid 11th century CE
11th
century CE
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About 1067
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1070 CE
1080 CE
Rajanapur Khinkhini, Murtazpur taluka, Akola dt. Kalvan, Nasik dt.
Dharmapuri, Ambejogai taluka,
Beed dt.
Dharmapuri, Ambejogai taluka,
Beed dt.
Murum, Umarga taluka, Latur dt.
Vai, Yeotmal dt.
Jaina Rock-cut Caves in Western India Seven bronzes (Jain, B. 1955: 18)
Karadkhed, Deglur taluka, Nanded dt.
An inscription recording grants to There is a reference to the a Jaina temple in the country of reign of a subordinate chief Svetapada (Banerji 1927-28: 69- Yasovarman under Bhoja I 75, No. 10)
An inscription recording grants to (Besaki)settiya basti at the city. (Deo 1984b: 199, No. 425)
An inscription recording grants to This inscription is Tirtha basti and a Jinalaya unpublished. It refers to the (Deglurkar 1971: 776, Footnote reign of Later Chalukyan 2) king Somesvara I (10431068 CE).
Ramalinga
is
An inscription referring to a This inscription Mudgad, Nilanga number of Jaina pontiffs unpublished. It refers to the taluka, (Deglurkar 1971: 776, Footnote reign of Later Chalukyan 2)
Latur dt.
king Somesvara I (10431068 CE) and states that the Jaina pontiffs were helped by the king.
The stone slab of the inscription was found in a field outside the village. The donor was one Bhimadeva.
The reign of Somesvara II is referred to. The grant was made by a subordinate chief, whose name possibly Karkarasa. The inscription was found from the Mahadeva temple at the site. The temple was constructed by one Bhogagavunda and grants were made by Ammarasa (Kalachuri king Ammaugideva).
An inscription (Deo 1984b: 198, No. 422)
An inscription recording the construction of a Jaina temple, 'Śrivitaraga' and a number Jaina icons (Kolte 1987: 10-14, No. 2)
An inscription recording grants to Nigalamkamalla Jinalaya at the village (Ritti and Shelke 1968: 218-219, No. 8)
of Paramara family. The grant was made by his samanta Ranaka Amma.
Nimbaragi, South A stone inscription recording the Sholapur taluka, construction of Neminatha basti Sholapur dt. at the city and donation of some grants (Ritti and Kumbhar 1988: XLII No. 13)
was