Tulsi Prajna 1992 07

SR No.: 524571
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Parmeshwar Solanki
Publisher: Jain Vishva Bharati
Publication Year: 1992
Total Pages: 154
Language: Hindi
Classification: Magazine, India_Tulsi Prajna, & India
File Size: 8 MB

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Vol. XVIII, No. 2
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7. Publication of Mūlasutras :
The Mūlasūtras deal with the original rules and regulations of Jaina monks. The Uttarādhyayana was commented upon by Bhadrabāhu, Jina dāsa gani Mahattara63, Santisūri64, Nemichandra Sūrio, Lakşmivallabha Jayakīrti, Kamalasamyama, Bhāvavijaya, Vinayahamsa, Harsakūla, etc. This text was edited and translated into English with comprehensive introduection by H. Jacobi 66, It was re-edited with Hindi and Gujarāti translation and published from Rajkota, in 1959. J. Charpentier issued another cdition with large introduction and comperative notes (Upsala, 1914,). Some other editions may also be mentioned here, e.g. R.D. Vedkar and N. V. Vaidya's edition (Poona), Vijayomangasuri.s edition (Ahmedabad, 1937), Atmaramaji.edition (Lahore, 1939), etc.
Avassa ya was commented upon by Bhadrabāhu, Jinabhadra (Višesāvasyakabhāşya) Jinadāsa ganimahattara 67, Haribhadra sūri. Malayagiri68, Mān kyasekharasūri69, and Tilakācārya. E. Leumann made a good study on the Āvaśyakasūtra and its commentaries. He published the first part of Āvashyaka Literature (Hamburg, 1934). The awaited second part was never published. Along with commentary of Malaya giri, the Avasyakasūtra appeared from Bombay (Agamodaya Samiti, 1928) in two volumes and with the Hindi and Gujarati translation, it was published from Rajkot in 1958.
Dasaveyāliya of Sayyambhava was commented upon by Bhadrabāhu (Niryukti), Agastyasingh (Cūrni), Jinadāsaganimahattara70 (Cūrņi), and Haribhadrasūri (Țika), Tilakācārya, Sumatisūri and Vinayahaṁsa (Vșttis). Dasaveyaliya with Niryukti was for the first time edited with a critical intoduction by Leumann71. Further it was edited by the same scholar and translated by Walter Schubring and published from Ahmedabad in 1932. Dr.A.M. Ghatage made a critical study of the Ācārāñga and Dasaveyāliya72.
Piņdaniryukti of Bhadrabāhu was explained by Malayagiri (VỊhadvștti) and Virācārya (Laghuvịtti). Oghanijjutti of Bhadrabāhu75 was commented upon by Droņācārya78 (vștti) and Malayagiri (Vrtti) and, pakkhiyasutta,77 Vandittusutta78 Isibhāsiya, Nandi of Devavācaka was commented upon by Jinadāsganimahattaraso (cũrņi), Haribhadra and Malayagiri (výtti). With Haribhadra's tikā, it was published from Bombay in 1924. Its another edition with Sanskrit chāyā, padārtha, bhāvārtha, and Hindi translation was made by Atmaramji (Ludhiyana, 1966). The Anuyogadvāra of Aryarakṣita with Haribhadra suri's tikā was issued from Ratlam in 1928 a Bhavangar, in 1936. It has commentaries of Jinadāsaganimahattar (curni), Haribhadra's and Hemchandra's tīk.