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In reply: prabodhyavādusthaughap
Narapati, son of Amradeva of Dhāra, completed the Narapatijayacharchā in Anabilávāda in V. S. 1232, ( A. D. 1176 ).(D).
Pradyumna, pupil of Mahendrasūri, who was pupil of Vadi Devasūri, wrote the Vādasthala. In reply. Jinapatisūri of the Kharataragatchba wrote the Prabodhyavādusthala. Jinpati's other works are the Tirthamālā, Sanghapattaka tökā and Panchalingivivarana. (E).
Ratnaprabhasūri, pupil of Bhadreśvarasūri who was a 'pupil of Devasūri of the Brihad Gatchba, was the author of a commentary on the Upadeśaviālā of Dharmadásagani in V. S. 1238 (A. D. 1182). He also wrote a commentary on the Syādvādaratnākara of Davasūri."
Ajayapāla was succeeded by his son Bāla Mularāja who ruled for only two years. The latter was succeeded by his brother Bhima II. During these two reigns, the policy of Ajayapāla was given up and people had full freedom of Conscience. The Jains could peacefully worship
(D) Velankara, Nos: 380-4. (E) Peterson, IV, P.P. XXXVI-VII; Hirālūl Hans
raja, Jain Itihasa, p. 36. F. Peterson, IV, p. CII; Hiralal Hansarāja, Loc. Cit,
p. 36. Shree Sudharmaswami Gyanbhandar-Umara, Surat www.umaragyanbhandar.com
