Jain Bibliography

Author(s): Chhotelal Jain
Publisher: Bharti Jain Parisad

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JAINA BIBLIOGRAPHY
Pp. 11-15, 57-58.
Pavagadh : A hill sacred to both the Hindus and the Jains-A number of Jain temples on the plateau surrounding the peak-A group of Jain cells-Temples dedicated to Chandraprabha and SupārsvaThe Jains notorious for painting and whitewashing their temples.
Tankai : Brahmanical, and interesting and elaborately carved Jain caves—The Jain divinity Ambā converted into a Hindu goddess.
P. 23. PHOTO: No. 3754.–Jain temple in Bavan Deri, Champanir. P. 31. ACQUISITIONS :
Junagadh Museum.-One broken head of a Jain idol found from Uparkot or Girnar etc.
Rajputana Museum, Ajmer.-(1) Barli inscription of the 3rd ceentury B.C. The words "Virāya Bhagavatse)" are contained in it, and thus it is certain that it originally belonged to some Jain temple, (2) Images of Santinātha, Ādinātha, etc.
P. 37. Jain temples at Ghori-Three Jain temples at BhodesarA Jain temple at Virawah.
Pp. 42-43. CONSERVATION :
Inscription slabs in Ankuśeśvara temple, in the Jain basti, etc., -Saundatti, Parasgad, Belgaum.
Temple of Pärśvanātha-Bilgi, Siddapur, Kanara.
Chaturmukha basti, Jain temple, Nameśvarasvámi temple-Nagar. bastikeri, Karwar, Kanara.
Pp. 53-56. Barlu : A Jain temple dedicated to Pärsvanātha. Unstra : A ruined Jain temple, probably of the 13th century.
Surpura : An image of a tirthankara in the centre of the shrinedoor of the temple of Mātā, originally dedicated to Neminátha.
Nadsar : An unusual Jain temple reminding one of a Muham madan mosque.
Jasol : A Hindu temple and a Jain one, called Dada-Deva.
Nagar : Three Jain temples-(1) one dedicated to Nākoda Pärśvanátha, built by the Panch, (2) one to Rişabhadeva, built by a woman called Läsībãi of the Osvāl caste, (3) and another to Santinátha by Malasah Seth of the Patwa family from Jaselmer.
Khed: Trace of a Jain monument,