Jaina Corpus of Koppala Inscriptions X rayed

Author(s): Nagarajaiah Hampa
Publisher: Ankita Pustak

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Jaina Corpus of Koppaļa
2. Jina in Kāyotsarga and Chatra-traya 3. Jina-Pārsva (seated) 4. Jina-Pārśva in Khadgāsana, standing on Visva-padma and
capped with triple-umbrella 18. Bas-relief of Jina in Kāyotsarga, and the lay lady and male vota
ries taking the vow of sallekhanā, and the friars administering
the oath 19. Broken image of Puşpadanta Jina, seated and an inscription on
the pedestal stating that it was caused by Sāmsaja, son of
Bommisa (C. 12th cent.) 20. Daņakana-bāvi, a well founded by Daņaka (an abbreviated form
of Daņdaņāyaka, a general) 21. A mutilated Cāmaradhāri, inside the Jaina-shrine 22. Niśidhikā of Mākāļayya, seated with folded hands, who died in
C.E. 998, by the rite of sallekhanā. 23. Niśidhi inscription of Mākāļayya 24. Niśidhi inscription of Abhayanandi-panditadeva, pupil of the monk
Jayanandi Siddhanti of Balagāra qana, who courted deat on 6
3-1005, by abstinence from all kinds of food (K. 19) 25. Niśidhi inscription of the adept Trika!a-Yogiśvara, who met his
ritual death on Monday 1-11-997, with equanimity (K. 21) 26. Niśidhi of the monk Mauni Bhattāraka, who met his ritual death
by fasting on 14-3-1019 (K. 9) 27. Niśidhi of Cangaladevi, a lady votary 28. Beginning portion of a nisidhiinscription, with an invocatory line
bhadramastu-jina-śāsanāya 29. Niśidhi inscription of Bijjāmbikādevi, daughter of Būtuga and elder
sister of Mārasimha. (K. 60). She courted death with equanimity
on 5-10-1003 (Tuesday) 30. Niśidhi-mantapa, decorated structure on the raised platform, on
Candragiri Hill (Sravanabelago!a) 31. Four tall ni idhi columns, standing inside the mandapa, at
Sravanabelagola (Candragiri Hill)