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15. Siddhartha
16. Dhristisena
17. Vijayasena
18.
Buddhilinga
Dharmasena
19.
20. Nakṣatra
21. Jayapāla
22. Pandava
23. Dharmasena
24. Kamsa
25. Subhadra
APPENDICES
14. Dinna
15. Simhagiri
16. Vajra
or (Guptigupta)
17. Vajrasena
18. Candra
19. Samantabhadra
20. Dêva
21. Pradyotana
22. Mānadêva
23. Vira
24. Vira 25.
Kalaka
These names are abstracted from the Paṭṭavalis published by Klatt and Hoernle in the Indian Antiquary.' The order of succession has not been tampered with, but only the details connected with each name have been omitted. It is significant to note that in the Svetambara Paṭṭāvalis given by Klatt, Sthulabhadra, the junior contemporary of Bhadrabahu, is stated to have been a contemporary also of Candragupta who overthrew the last of the Nandas: ergo, the contemporaneity of Bhadrabāhu I (Śrutakevali) with Candragupta Maurya is unquestionable. After Subhadra, (25) in the Digambara list given above, we have the following:
Yaśobhadra
26. 27. Bhadrabāhu II
31. Dharasena
28. Lohācārya 29. Arhadbalin
Samantabhadra 3
30. Maghanandin The list need not be continued further. It is well to consider the following observations by Hoernle in the light of the above:
"All paṭṭāvalis agree in representing Maghanandin as the actual founder of the Saraswati Gachcha, whence it is also
185
32. Kundakunda Umāsväti
33.
34.
(Jinacandra)
1. Klatt, Extracts from the Historical Records of the Jainas, Ind. Ant. XI, pp. 245 ff; Hoerale, Three Further Paṭṭavalis of the Digambaras, ibid. XXI, pp. 57 ff.
2. Klatt, op. cit., p. 251 n 35.
3. Cf. Hoerule, op. cit., p. 74 and Ep. Car, II SB 254, Introd., p. 87. J.K.C.-2528-24
