Jainism in Ealy Medieval Karnataka

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

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Index
tion of the, 128; growing importance of the, 129-30; internal administration of the, 129 Onkunda, 2
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pādapogamana (a procedure of ritual suicide), 62 Padmäksi, attendant spirit of Parsvanatha, 52 Padmapurana, 8,40,73,102,108 padmasana, 98 Padmavati, 33, 52-6, 105; Sasanadevi of the Tirthankara Parsvanatha; 54 exaltation of the position of, 52; tantric attributes of, 58-9 Padmavatiyakka, a Jaina lady, 55 Palaghat, i, Palasika, 38, 48, 122
Pambabbe, 71 Pampa, 10, 108 Pancakūta, 83
pañcaparamesthi, five perfect beings
of the Jainas, 32, 59 Pañcastupanvaya, 127 Pandara, 48 Pandiga, 104, 117 Pandavas, 8 Pandya, 13 Panini, 108
Paralura gana, 120 paramatma,,17,, 23
Parmatmaprakasa, 16, 24, 95
Pāriva, 50 Parsvadeva, 115 Parsvanatha, 15, 38, 41, 54
Patanjali, 99 Pattadakal, 2
pattanasvami, 114
pattini, a Tamil term for nun, 125 Pattiniguravadigal, 125, 129 Paumacariya, 8, 24, 81
Perbbolal, 20 Peninsular India, 3 phalguna (February-March), 46 a Jaina monastic
Piriyasamudaya,
group, 112 Pocikkabbe, 39, 64 Pogariya gana, 120 Pollachi, I Ponna, io, 108 Ponnalli, 11
Prabhacandra, 108, 124
Prabhakara, 119
Prabhacandra Saiddhantila, 50
Prabhani, 13 Prabhavati, 124, 128 pradaksina, circumambulatory of
a temple, 41
prasastadhyana, 96
prastāvanā (prélude), 41 pratihari (door-keeper), 48 pratisthācārya (the priest for installing the images), 47 Pravacanasára, 5, 100 prayascittas (expiatory rite), 91 priests, categories of, 47; functions of, 49-50; hereditary, 48; Jaina monks not allowed to adopt the profession of, 51; mentioned in Jaina records, 48-9
priti, 75, priyodbhava, a Jaina rite. 75 prosodha upaväsa, fasting on the
eighth and the fourteenth lunar days in each fortnight, 94, 136 puja (worship), 42 Pujyapada, 16, 71, 84, 108-9, 125 Pulakesin II, Calukya king, 38, 102,
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Pulibal gaccha, 120 Pulliura, 85, 101 Punnad gana, 9 Punnagavriksamulagana, 122-3, 130Punisa, a Hoysala general, 44 Punyasravakathakosa, 14,
purakarma, purification of the place of worship, 41
Pustaka gaccha, 49, 120, 126, 132
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Racamalla II, Ganga king, 10, 116 Raichur, 2
rajaguru, 109 Rajapura, 106
rajasa, a form of charity, 86 Rāma, 8
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Ramcandra Mumuksu, 14 Ramanatha, 2 Rāmānujācārya, G
Ramayana (Jaina), 8, 108 Ranna, 10, 108 Rañamati ganti, 128 Rastrakūtas,, 13 Ratnakaranda-Šrāvaḥācāra, 5,
Risabhadeva, 10, 31, 139 Risis (a monk), 129
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72, 127 Rätrimati, 130 raudra, 97
Ravikirti, 38, 102, 122 Ravisena, 8, 31, 46-7, 73, 108 Ravivarma, Kadamba king, 25, 38,
48, 91, 122
Sabdivatāra, 108
61,