Jaina Tirthas in India and Their Architecture

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

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AND THEIK AKCHITECTURE
Plate 97 Figure 184:-Entrance to the temple of Chandraprabhu at Prabhāsapātaņa.
Figure 185:-Exquisitely carved pillars in the temple of Chandraprabhu a: Prabhāsapätana. (Cir. 12th cen. A. D.).
Plate 98 Figure 186 :-Old carved pillars from Uparakota Junagadh. Figure 187 :-Old architecture from Uparakota, Junagadh.
Plate Go Figure 188:-Carved image of a Tirthankaru in the Uparakota, Junagadh.
Figure 189:-Entrance door of the mam teraple in the Meraka vasi's 11h-Girna:
Plate 100 Figure 190 : ATED CAPITAL OF A PILLIR-Specimen of old sculpture from Uparakota Junagadh. Figure 191 :-Rock-cut stepped-well Operakota Junagadh.
Plate 101 Figure 192:-Entrance to the Girnär Hill-Junagadh Figure 193:-SRI-NEMINATHA TEMPLE-Girnar.
Plate 102 Figure 194 :-KUMARAPALA'S TUK-Girnar. Figure 195 -Ceiling from a temple on Merakavasis tuk.
Plate 103 Figure 196 :-MERAKAVASIS TUK-Girnar.
Figure 197 :- Another ceiling from a femple: ou Vieraka rasis tuk-Girnar,
Plate 104 Figure 198:-A carved image of a Tirthankara from Uparakota, Figure 199:-A ceiling from a temple on the Merakavasi's Tuk-Girnar.
Plate 105 Figure 200:-Carved panels in the back wall of the Säntinātha's temple-Girnar. This temple is situated in the right hand circumarsabulatory passage in the Merakavasis tuk. Figure 201 :-Outside carved wall of the Vastapaia's temple. Gimär.
Plate 106 Figure 202 :-A ceiling with its pendant in the Vastupala's comple sirnar.