Agam 12 Upang 01 Aupapatik Sutra Ovaiyam Terapanth

Author(s): Tulsi Acharya, Mahapragna Acharya
Publisher: Jain Vishva Bharati

Page 57

This Ms. belongs to Shrichand Ganeshdas Gadhaia Library, Sardarshahar. It contains 94 leaves and 188 pages with 15 lines in each page and 53-56 letters in each line. Its size is 13' 5'. It is beautifully scribed. The following is the eulogy at the end :
"Samvat 1575 var se āśvinamāse kssrapakşe trayodaśyām tithau bhguvāsare pattananagaramadhye mochajātiya Joši vitthalasuta latakanalikhitam. cha. yādssam pustake drstam, tädssam likhitam mayă/yadi suddhamasuddham va mama doso na diyate 1/1/[ śubham bhavatu lekhaka-pāthakayoh kalyānamastu. cba. cha. Śrī. śīī. cha. granthāgra 5200. (C) Original text : leaves 80.
This Ms. belongs to Sardarshahar mentioned above. It contains 80 leaves and 160 pages, with 15 lines in each page and nearly 61 letters in each line. Its size 12" x 41". The Ms. is very old and tattered. The scribing year is not mentioned at the end, but most probably it must belong to the 16th century, (T) Original text : leaves 90. Illustrated.
It belongs to Shrichand Ganeshdas Gadhaiya Library, Sardarshahar. It contains 90 leaves and 180 pages with 15 lines in each page and about 63 words per line. Its size is 11t'x4'. On the first page there is beautiful illustration in golden ink of the image of the Tirthankaradeva. It is very beautifully scribed. In the centre there is bavadi and in the middle of that there is a red circular spot.
There is no puspika and scribing year at the end of the ms., but most probably it belongs to the 16th century.
It almost tallies with the palmleaf manuscript and the commentary. (AT) Palmleaf photo-print of Jaisalmer Bhandāra.
This copy mostly tellies with the commentary. It does not contain the pages containing the sūtras 105-115 of the third pratipatti.
(2) car : Scribing year 1800. It belongs to the Order's Library, Ladnun. It had been thoroughly studied by Acārya Kájūgani (the eighth pontiff) and the text had been corrected by him at various places. Jīvājivābhigama ţikā (Hand-written)
It belongs to Shrichand Ganeshdas Gadhaiya Library, Sardarshahar. It contains 250 leaves, and 500 pages with 15 lines per page and about 65 letters per line. Its size is 10" x 4-1/4'. The scribing year is sativat 1717. The scaipt is very beautiful. Acknowledgements
Jainisam has a long tradition of councils held for compiling the texts of the Āgamas. Ere 1500 years from today there had been four councils on Agama. After Devarddhigaņi no well-planei Agini council was held. The Agamas