Jaina Rock Cut Caves In Western India Part 01

Author(s): Viraj Shah
Publisher: Agam Kala Prakashan

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Contents
xxiii
Influence from south India 269
Influence from north, central and western India 269 Loose Jaina icons 271 Paintings 272 Summary 272
Chapter 4 Site: Location and Importance
275-308 The concept of sacred space 276 The Brahmanical concept of 'tirtha' 276 The Jaina concept of 'tirtha' 278 Jaina texts on tirthas 278 Texts referring to tirthas in Maharashtra 278 Development of a sacred place 279 Pale 281 Dharashiva 281
Epigraphic references 282; Literary references 282; Proximity to Ter 282;
Other architectural remains 283 Ambejogai 284
Epigraphic references 284; Literary references 284; Other architectural remains 284 Kharosa 285
Other architectural remains 285 Ellora 286
Epigraphic references 286; Literary references 286; Other architectural remains 287 Mangi-Tungi 288
Epigraphic references 288; Literary references 290; Other architectural remains 290;
Location 290; Development of the site 291 Pandu Lena 292 Patne 293
Epigraphic references 293; Other architectural remains 294 Chambhara Lena or Gajapantha 295
Epigraphic references 295; Literary references 295; Other architectural remains,
Development of the site 296 Anjaneri 296
Epigraphic references 297; Literary references 297; Other architectural remains 297;
Proximity to Tryambakesvara 298; Ankai-Tankai 299
Literary references 299; Other architectural remains 299 Tringalwadi 300 Washale or Vase 301 Daulatabad 301