Jainism in Ealy Medieval Karnataka

Author(s): Ram Bhushan Prasad Singh
Publisher: Motilal Banarasidas

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Jainism in Early Medieval Farnalaka
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Govinda III, Rästrakūta king, 57, Indrakirti, 104, 122 110. 122
Indrakirtisvāmi, i11 Govinda Pai, 126
Indranandi, 10, 41, 33, 107, 125, Grhastācārya, Jaina priest for per- 136
forming domestic rites, 47 inscriptions, sce appendix 'A' and Gubbi talug, 122 Gudigere talug, 27, 119, 129, 132 iryā-patha Suddhikriyä, removal of Gujarat, 77
impurities caused by movements, Gunabhadra, 9, 15, 30, 87, 106, 108- 41
9, 135 Gunacandrabhatāra, 118 Gunacandrapanditadeva, 128 Gunanandi, 83
Jaina canons, the occult practices in, Gunanandi-Karmmapraksti-bha
56-7; on the sensualist monks, 56 ţăra, 63
Jaina fasts, Jinasena Sūri an, g2;
mcthod of, 92; popularity of H
short duration, 93; types of,
92-93 Halsi, 37-8, 48, 102, 116, 122-3, 136 Jaina initiation, an important monasHampe (Vijayanagara), 2
tic observance, 69-74; age for, Hanasoge, 132
73; caste aftliation of, 73-74; Hārgal, 3
changes in the practice of, 74 Hannumánkonda, 5?
Jaina monastic resources, in Jaina Harihar, 2
records, 176-7; management of, Hariscna, 5, 9
117-139 Harivam šapuräņa, 8, 29, 92
Jaina nuns, early position of the 128; Harivarma, Kadamba king, 38, 102, Composite character of the order
of the, 129; increasing imporHaryyale, a lay devotee, 39
tance of the, 129-30; terms deHassan district, 67, 105, 123, 133 noting to, 127-28 Heggere, 104
Jaina Penance, 90-9; forms of, 20, Helācārya, 53-4, 123
96-7; significance of, 90-1 ; twoHemagrāma, 53, 125
fold division of, 91-6 Hemasitala, a king of Kānci, 103 Jaina tantric literature, development hirisă (injury to living creatures) of, 33, 55-60 47, 82, 97
Jaincn'dra Vyakarana, 108 Hindu Dharmaśāstras, so
Jakkiyabbe, 69, 130 Hogari gaccha, a Jaina monastic Jálamangala, 110 group, 49
Jambushanda, I homa (fire oblation), 46, 51 Janapadas, 1 Honnur, 123
Japa, a monastic observance, 45 Hoysalas, 110, 114
Jätakarma, a Jaina rite, 75 Hoysala gāvunda, 104, 113
Jaţäsimkanandi, 12, 24, 34, 46 Hulļa, a Jaina gencral, 27, 84
Jåvagal, 50, 104 Huliyabbájjike, a Jaina nun, 129 Jāvur, 5+, 123 Humcca, 55, 105, 114
Jaya Dliasala, 127 Hungund taluq, 49
Jayakīrti, 48 Hyderabad, 2
Jayakīrtideva, 123 Jayapanditadeva, 49 Jebelgcri, 26
Jinacandra, 34 Icvādi, 85
Jinadatta Kiya, Santara king, 55, Idaināti, 105
105,113 Idol worship, glorification of, 30-1; Jinanšíhapura, 84
in early Digambara Literature, Jinapati, 31 23-5: in Jaina records, 25-7; Jinasabasranama, 30 notives of 28-30; role of Jaina Jinasena, 7, 9, 10, 15, 19, 30-1, teachers in propagating the idea
33-4, 36, 40, 63, 73-5, 76-82, oi, 24, 26
94, To8-9, 127, 135 ingitamarana, self-suicide. 62
Jinasena Sūri, 8, 9, 29, 72, 92