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स्नानांगरागरहितो विशुद्धध्यानतत्परः ।। एषणीयप्रासुकान्नप्राणवृत्तिमहामनाः । वर्ष मेकं कथमपि गृहवासेऽत्यवाहयत् ।।
Trisasi., X.2.166-168 Digambara sources merely state that he took diksā at
the age of 30. Harivamsa, 2.47; Uttarapurana, 74.280ff. 368. Kalpa-sutra, S.B.E., op. cit., p. 195. 369. Ibid., pp. 195-200; Uttarapuräna, 74.266ff. 370. Uttarapurana, 74.331 ff. 371. Also see Shah, U.P., Kaparddi Yaksa and Brahmaśänti
Yakşa, Journal of the M.S. University of Baroda, Vol. 7, pp. 59-72. The upasarga by Salapani took place in the first year after Mahāvira's renunciation, according
to sve. traditions. 372. Kalpa-sútra, 117, S.B.E., XXII, pp. 259-260; Acaranga-
sūtra, 1.8.1, S.B.E., op. cit., p. 79. 373. The Kalpa-sūtra does not give details, see S.B.E., op.
cit., pp. 260ff. But the Avaśyaka Niryukti gives in a very concise form, by way of catch-words, the account of his itinerary and the various upasargas, see Īvasyaka Niryukti, gathas 161ff, Haribhadra's vivasyaka Vitti,
pp. 188ff. 374. Kodivarsa was the capital of Ladha country which was
divided into Vajjabhumi and Subbabhumi. Ladha or Radha comprised the modern districts of Hooghly, Howrah, Bankura, Burdwan and eastern parts of
Midnapore. Ladha was regarded an anarya-desa. 375. Ācāranga, 9.3, S.B.E., op. cit., p. 281; Avasyaka Cirni,
p. 318. 376. Trisasi., X.3.556ff; Avasyaka Nir., gatha 484. 377. Avašyaka Niryukri, v. 486, comm. of Haribhadra
there on, p. 209; for Pütana see U.P. Shah, Harinega- meşin, J.I.S.O.A. (old series), Vol. XIX. Compare also Buddha converting the child-devouring Håriti and Krsna
killing Pūtanā. 378. This is the Svetämbara version. Account of Sangamaka
in the Digambara tradition is given before. This attack of Sangamaka (Sve.) as described by Hemacandra may be compared with the attack of Kamajha on Pårsva
nätha discussed in the preceding section. 379. Avasyaka Niryukti, v. 526 and comm. of Haribhadra,
Jaina-Rupa-Mandana p. 227; Kalpa-sutra, 120, S.B.E., Vol. XII, p. 263; Harivamsa, 2.57-58; Uttarapurana, 74.348-352; PavitraKalpa-sutra (ed. by Muni Punya vijaya), sū. 120;
Acāraliga sutra, 2.15.24-25, S.B.E., op. cit., p. 201. 380. Brown, W. Norman, Miniature Paintings of the Jaina
Kalpa-sä tra, figs. 75-78; Pavitra Kalpa-sūtra, figs. 12-18,
20-37, 68-91, 110-153, 224-25, 227-234, 269. 381. Uttarapurana, 76.508ff. 382. Kalpa-sūtra, S.B.E., op. cit., p. 266. 383. Luders' List, no. 78, Buhler, G., Epigraphic Discoveries
at Mathura, J.R.A.S., 1896, pp. 578-81; Banerji, R.D., The Scythian Period of Indian History, Indian Antiquary, Vol. 37, pp. 25-75 and plate. Konow, S., Note on Mathura Inscription of Samvat 299, K.B. Pathak
Commemoration Volume, pp. 264ff. 384. Sharma, R.C., Jaina Images of the Gupta Period in State
Museum, Lucknow, Mahavira Tning Vidyalaya Golden
Jubilee Volume, Vol. 1. 385. The Scythian Period, pp. 52-64.
Sahani, R.B. Dayā Rām, Seven Inscriptions from Mathura, Epi. Ind., Vol. XIX, p. 67; Agrawala, V.S., Catalogue of the Mathura Museum, J.U.P.H.S.,
vol. XXIII, p. 38. 386. Agrawala, V.S., ibid., p. 38. Note his remarks about
Okharika mentioned in the inscription and in the inscr. dated 299 discussed above. J.E. Van Lohuizen de-Leeuw takes year 84 of this image=162 A.D. which would suggest that the two Okharikās are not identical accor
ding to her calculations. 387. For these and other images, see Epi. Ind., Vol. I,
pp. 371ff; Epi. Ind., Vol. II, pp. 195-212, 311ff;
J.U.P.H.S., XXIII, pp. 35ff. 388. Banerji, R.D., The Age of the Imperial Guptas, pp. 103,
162; Epi. Ind., Vol. II, p. 210, no. 39. 389. Modern Review, Vol. 88, no. 4, p. 297. 390. Mohapatra, R.P., Jaina Monuments of Orissa; Dash,
M.P., Antiquities from Charmpa, Orissa Historical
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