History of Rastrakutas of Malkhed and Jainism

Author(s): Nagarajaiah Hampa
Publisher: Ankita Pustak

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DETAILS OF THE ILLUSTRATIONS
Earliest Jina Parsva image with five-hooded canopy, at Mallasamudra (Gadag Dt): early 8th cent.
Jina Pārsva image in the Jinālaya at Gaḍi-Kēśvāra : late 7th or early 8th cent.
Gaḍi-Kēśvāra Navaranga Pillar details
Bankēśa Jinālaya at Koṇnür (Gadag Dt); C. E. 860: Vimāna, back-side
Garbhagṛha doorframe details with lalāṭa Jinabimba, Koņņūr Slab containing charter of C. E. 860, inside sabhāmandapa Arhat Pārśva image at the spot where the broken cupola of the shrine had fallen from the top
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Front-view of the shrine as it exists now
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Mahavira Jina at Mallasamudra : early 9th cent.
10. Jina from Harasur; mid 9th cent. (Govt. Museum, Gulbarga) 11. Nēminātha Jina, Harijanvāḍa: mid 9th cent.
12. Pillar details
13. Arhat Pārsva in trikūta-Jinālaya at Mulgunda, C. E. 902-03
14. Mulgunda inscription of C. E. 902 and sculuptural details
15. Decorated elephant, Mulgunda, east vimana
16. Decorated elephant, Mulgunda, west vimana
17. Yaḍrāmi (Jēvargi Tk) crumbled Jaina temple ruins of 10th
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18. Bankur Jaina vestiges of early 10th cent.
19. Kalasapura Jina image: 10th cent.
20. Kaļasāpura: aged ruins of Yaksi and caumukha
21. Kalasapura: Tall image of Jina
22. Kalasapura: Niśidhi sculptures 23. Jina images at Aland: early 10th cent.