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JAIN JOURNAL : Vol-XXXV, No. 4 April 2001
13th cent.
102 gāthās
Bhāvadevasūri Kālakācārya(1255 A.D.) kathānaka (Pkt.) Dharmaghoșa Kathārņava (Pkt.)
208/218 gãthās
14th cent.
15th cent.
Maladhāri Antarakathā
100 stories Rajasekhara samgraha/or (1348 A.D.) Kathāsamgraha
(Skt.) Rājasekhara Süri Prabandhakosa 24 stories (prabandhas) (1348 A.D.) (Skt.) Merutunga Prabandha
Divided into five cintamani (com prakāśas
pleted in 1306 A.D.) Jinasāgara Karpūraprakara- 150 stories (1435 A.D.) tīkā (Skt. + Pkt.) Somacandra Kathāmahodadhi | 157 stories (1448 A.D.) (Pkt. + Skt.) Udayadharma Dharmakalpadruma (1450 A.D.) (Skt.) Subhasila Kathākosa/or (1452 A.D.) Bharatādi-kathā It contains many (Pkt.)
stories and its urttiis
written in Sanskrit. Sarvasundara Kathāsamgraha (1453 A.D.) Naracandra Sūri Kathāratna-sāgara 15 tarangas (1463 A.D.)
Pancasati Prabandha- 600 stories. These sambandha
stories are of the (1464 A.D.)
nature of fantastic
fairy-tales. Jinakirti
Campaka-śresthi(mid 15th cent.) kathānaka (Skt.)
Palagopāla-kathā
naka (Skt.) Padmanandin Kathärņava (1496 A.D.)
16th cent.
Ārādhanākosa
Nemidatta (1530 A.D.) Śrutasāgara (mid 16th cent.)
Kathākosa (Skt.)
17th cent.
Hemavijayagani Kathāratnākara (1600 A.D.) (Skt., Pkt. Apa. Guj+
Old Hindi)
258 stories in 10 tarangas; mostly of fools, rogues and artful women.
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