Jaina Tirthas in India and Their Architecture

Author(s): Sarabhai Manilal Nawab
Publisher: Sarabhai Manilal Nawab

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AND THEIR ARCHITECTURE
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Plate Figure 54 114-115 To stone inscriptions
from Sri Rāṇakpur. 55 116 Inscription from the Pūrva-Meghanādamaņdapa.
from Rāṇakpur. 117 Arjuna, Sri Krishna and Rukmiņi (?)
(Satruñjaya.) 56 118 Dharanavihāra
(Rāṇakpur.) 57 119 58 120 (East view)
from 59 121
(east and south view) 60 122
Dakshiņa-Meghanāda mandapa 61 123
Paschima ,
view of the interior. 62 124
,, of the dome 63 125
Paschima-Meghanāda-mandapa, inner view,
from Rāṇakpur. 64 126
Paschima-Meghanād-maņdapa,
View of the dome, 65 127
inside view of the north-wes
tern corner, 66 128
Paschima-Meghanāda-maņdapa
south eastern corner, 67 129
Main spire. a ceiling from the Dakshina
Meghanāda-maņdapa, 68 131 Sri Pārsvanāth temple,
132 Ceiling of the western Nagárakhānā at 69 133 A view of Sâmarana of West-Meghanāda
mandapa 134 A view of the Nrityamandapa on the west 70 135 Srī Makshīji's temple
Mālwā. 136 Sri Dādāwadi temple,
Lucknow. 71 137 The Jaina temple at
Lachhwād (Bihar). 138 The Jain temple on the hill at
Kshatriyakuņda. 72 139 The Jaina temple at
Kampilā. 140 2 »
Kulpākjī. 73 141 Jagatsheth's temple,
Katgolā (Bengal). 142 A general view of Saptadhārā,
Rājagira.
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