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________________ Hampa Nagarajaiah: The Neo-Digambara School 125 affiliated to Punnāța group, were two different sub-branches of the same ‘Root-Assembly' of the Digambara lineage. In the light of this debate, the belief that Sivārya of the Ārādhana, Vattakera of Mülācāra, and Jațāsimhanandi of Varānga-Carita etc., belonged to the Yāpanīya samgha needs reconsideration. To be more precise, the Neo-Digambara monks and authors stand mid-way between the Digambaras and Yāpanīyas. They simultaneously agreed and differed from their three contemporary schools. Thus, the medieval period witnessed four schools as follows. 1. The Digambara 2. The Svetāmbara 3. The Yāpanīya and 4. The Neo-Digambara. nal Jain Education International ernational F For Private & P or Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org www.jaineli
SR No.520161
Book TitleJain Journal 2006 01
Original Sutra AuthorN/A
AuthorJain Bhawan Publication
PublisherJain Bhawan Publication
Publication Year2006
Total Pages50
LanguageEnglish
ClassificationMagazine, India_Jain Journal, & India
File Size3 MB
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