Karkanda Chariu

SR No.: 034918
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Kankamar Muni
Publisher: Karanja Jain Publication
Publication Year: 1934
Total Pages: 364
Language: Sanskrit, Hindi
Classification: Book_Devnagari
File Size: 33 MB

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[initania Chandragupta Maurya, and as the son of Kusa (Ram. Balakanda situated on the river Sona. It is XXXII, 6). Fa Hian locates it also described by Megasthenes, 13 yojanas N W of the Deer It was built by Ajatasatru in Park ( modern Sarnath near Be
480 B, C. ( Mahavagga VI, 28). nares). It is identified with a VIII, 12, 9. The country bc- Kosam a village on the Jumna 30 tween the Western Ghats and the
miles S W of Allahabad, which sea froin about Bombay south- is still called Kausambi by the ward to Goa. Hiucn Tsang
Jains. Ancient coins are frequmakes mention of one Kong-pien. ently discovered here and an na-pu-lo or Konkanpur, probably ancient Jain inscription of the identical with Annagundi on the Kushan period has been found northern bank of the Tungabha.
(Arch. Re. 1913-14; Ep. Ind. II, dra river (Cun, Geo.p. 632, 745).
240). TT ( Fare) visited by Bharata CHT TEU VIII, 12, 10. Modern (son of the first Tirthamkara Cambay, being at the head of a Adipath ) who also built temples gulf of the same name, was an there. IV, 4, 10; V, 5, 5. It was important trade port in ancient once lifted up by the king of
times, but has now last its imLanka (Ravana) IV, II, 1, A portance owing to the silting up celebrated mountain of Pauranic of the gulf. fame. It is identfied with the tina ( ° 13 ) I, 3, 3; III, 12, 5; III, Kangrin-poche of the Tibetans, 20,7; IV, 14, 6; X, 13, 2. The about 25 miles to the north of river Ganges. Manasa lake, and to the east of Trade ( 17747 ) V, 3, 9. A town in the Niti pass ( Dey. Geo. ) It is ___ उत्तरवेद्यर्ध, where lived the two also called Ashtapada. The first Vidyadharas Amitavega and Tirthamkara Rshabha is said Suve ga. to have practised penance there fotrator i Polar) III, 5, 7. In and his son Bharata visited it Saurastra (सोरट्रदेस ) ruled by during his journey of conquest king Ajavarma. It is represented (Jinasena's Adipurana).
by modern Junagadha in grat (FERIT) 1,7, 9; X, 11, 1; X, Gujrat, the old name being 12,6. The capital of the Vatsas transferred to the hill about ten ruled over by Naravahanadatta miles east. The 22nd TirthamVI, 1, 3. Founded by Kusamba kara Neminatha practised
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