Jinamanjari 1998 04 No 17

Author(s): Jinamanjari
Publisher: Canada Bramhi Jain Society Publication

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Bettada Damana(Na)ndi
Sridhara
Maladhārideva Candrakirti Bhattāraka
Elācārya
Nayananadi
Diwākaranandi
Vardhamānamüni
(disciple of Şānținātha)
Accordingly, Diwākaranandi held a high position among the Jain ascetics in Karnataka, and he was a scholar of high repute in Prakrit, Sanskrit and Kannada. He has translated saint Umāswami's (also known as Umāsvati) the Tattvāratasūtra into Kannada. ]
The article was originally first appeared in Kannada in Gurudeva, a Jain fortnightly, dated 15 February 1997. It is an organ of the Humcha Jain Matha in Karnataka India
REFERENCES
1. Dr. N. Hampana, Bhattāraka Diwākaranandi, Kannda Sahitya Parishat Patrike, Issue 70, Number 1, p. 12., Bangalore. 2. Anantagouda Patil, Koppala, in Sadhane, a Journal of the University of Mysore.
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