Book Title: Agam 06 Ang 06 Gnatadharma Sutra Part 02 Sthanakvasi
Author(s): Amarmuni, Shreechand Surana, Surendra Bothra, Purushottamsingh Sardar
Publisher: Padma Prakashan

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________________ suurrrrrrrr र सोलहवाँ अध्ययन : अमरकंका rrr ( 204 ) APPENDIX Kampilya (Kampila)-The birth place of Vimalnath, the thirteenth Tirthankar. According to Tirthakalp it is situated on the banks of the Ganges in the Panchal area. According to the eighteenth century Jain pilgrims, this city is to the east of Ayodhya. Going R by these descriptions this place is somewhere six miles northeast of Kayamganj in district Farrukhabad. In Tirthakalp there is mention of village Pitiyari near Kampilya. This appears to be the modern Patiyari village lying about eighteen miles north east of the site now accepted as Kampila. Recently a temple and research complex have been constructed there. Pandu-Mathura-In the past the Pandya dynasty ruled over Madura. This gives rise to 5 the surmise that the ancient Pandu-Mathura is modern Madura. According to this story the C 5 Pandavs were sent to the southern sea coast by Krishna. This also supports this theory. Hatthakapp-According to the details mentioned in this story this place appears to be somewhere near the Shatrunjaya hills. There is a village named Hathap near Talaja in > modern Kathiyawad. It is not far from Shatrunjaya, so this could be the ancient > Hatthakapp. In the Vallabhi inscription of Dhaarsen first of the Gupta dynasty there is s mention of Hast and Prakshep. According to scholars this is the same Hatthakapp. In the seventeenth century prose work Pandav Charitra by Devavijaya it is mentioned that the » distance between Hastikalp and Raivatak hill was 48 miles. This also confirms the theory. Ujjayant hill-Raivatak hill or Girnar hill. Hastinapur-In Indian mythology this town also finds pride of a place like Varanasi and Ayodhya. According to the Mahabharat it was founded by king Hast, the son of Suhotra. According to Vividh Tirthakalp it was founded by King Hasti, the son of Kuru and grandson of Rishabhdev. In Vasudevhindi it is mentioned as Brahmasthali. The city still exists and is 5 22 miles northwest of Meruth and 56 miles south east of Delhi. Nidan-Desire or ambition. Details about this are available in Antakriddasha Mahima 5 and Dashashrutaskandh Sutra. vururuuruurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr PTER-16: AMARKANKA ( 275 ) sannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn Jain Education International For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org

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