Jaina Tirthas in India and Their Architecture

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

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AND THEIR ARCHITECTURE
Plate Figure 129 247 The niche on the right side of the Modi's Tuk, Satruñjaya.
248 -Do-on the left side, 130 249 Interior of Vimalavasahī,
250 A view of the river Shetrunjee. 131 251 A ceiling from Sri Neminātha's Chori,
252 Exterior of Kumārapăla's Tuk, 132 253 Exterior of Gheti's pāga,
254 The silver ratha, 133 255 Sculptures on the left side of the main temple
256 Foot prints of Rishabhadeva, 134 257 Right wing of the main temple, 258 Sculptures on a par, in the right wing of
the main temple, 135 259 A torāņa on the right side of the main temple 260 Architecture of the right side of the entrance
of the main temple 136 261 The silver shrine in front of the main temple
262 The shrine of the Ghetī's Päga, 137 263 Another view of the Satruñjaya.
264 The temple at the foot of the Kadambagiri. 138 265 The temple at the top of the Kadambagiri.
266 Sri Satrunjayāvatāra, Kadambagiri. 139 267 The Tāladhvajagiri-Talājā (Kathiāwād). 268 The main temple on the Tāladhvajagiri,
Talājā. 140 269 The temple on the top Tuk on the Tāladhvajagiri, 270 Sri Pārsvanāthaji,
Bhavnagar. 271 The temple of Dādāsāheb, 141 272 Chorivālā temple, (front view)
Jamnagar. 273 -Do-(Back view)142 274-75-76 Jaina sculptures preserved in the Jumma Musjid,
Cambay.