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Books on Jainology
CIDANANDA (Karpura Chandra), Sarva Samgraha, (Sri Buddhi Vriddhi Karpura Granthmala No. 12) Shah Kunwarji Anandji, Bhavnagar, 1992 B.S. Pages 139.
Part I. Bahottari (a collection of 72 verses).
Part II. Savaiya, Pudgal Gitā, Adhyatma Bava-ni Duha, Dayā Chatrisi, Paramātmā Chatrisi, Svarodaya Jñana, Svarodaya Jñāna Samajhbāni abasyakata and Praśnottarmālā.
MALLISENA, Syadvadamañjarī, (Bombay Sanskrit and Prakrit Series No. LXXXIII), edited by A.B. Dhruva, The Department of Public Instruction, Bombay, 1933. Pages cxxv+180+379+-74. Price Rs. 11.00.
Syādvādamañjari with Hemacandra's Anyayogavyavacchedadvyatrimsikā. Text with introduction, notes and appendices. MALLISENA, Syadvādamañjari (Raicandra Jain Sastramala No. 8) edited by Jawaharlal Shastri, Sri Parama Sruta Prabhavaka Mandal, Bombay, 1910. Pages 4+218. Price. Rs. 4.00.
Syādvädamañjarī with Hemacandra's Anyayogavyavacchedadvatrimsikā. Text with Hindi translation.
MUNI NYAYAVIJAYA, Jain Darsan (Hindi), translated from Gujarati by Shantilal Manilal, Sri Hemacandracarya Jain Sabha, Patan, 1956. Pages 52+677. Price Rupees 4.00.
An introduction to Jaina Philosophy in four parts :
Part I. Discusses nine tattavas, eight karmas, four kinds of bandhas, causes of bandha, nirjara and mokşa.
Part II. Discusses path to mokşa or liberation, duties of monks and lay disciples, samyakatva, different kinds of knowledge, gunasthānas, adhyatma bhāvanā, ācāra, satkarma and dhyāna.
Part III. Contains miscellaneous topics like deva, guru and dharma, consideration of ahimsā, anukampā and dāna, maitri, rāga and vitaragata, anasana vrata, lesya, etc.
Part IV. Discusses karma from all aspects.
Part V. Nayaparibhāṣā. Discusses pramāṇa, syādvāda or anekāntavāda, saptabhangi, nayas.
Part VI. Conclusion. Universality of Jainism.
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