Book Title: Jinratnakosha Part 1
Author(s): Hari Damodar Velankar
Publisher: Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute

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________________ 218 अजिनरत्नकोशः । (1) Tika by Jayasigaragani. Pet. I. (IV) No. 232. (VIII) dans (Kalyanamandirapădapurti). Limdi. No. 930. (1) (IX) ráaràs composed in Sam. 1544 by Kakkasuri. Baroda. No. 11913. of Padmaprabhadeva. See Pärvanathastotra (I). (II) by Indranandin. JG. p. 283; Pet. III. A. p. 264. (1) Tika by Srutakirti. JG p. 283, Pet. III. A. p. 264. (Gram. 113) by Kalyāṇasagara. See Parsvanathasahasranama. JG. p. 284. पार्श्वप्रस्तयन In mixed Sanskrit and Gujrati by Samayasundara Upadhyaya of the Kharatara Gaccha. Mitra. IX. p. 102. पार्श्वभक्त प्रासादप्रशस्ति Bhand VI No. 1204; JG. p. 284. पार्श्वभक्तामर स्तोत्र by Vinayalabhagani, pupil of Vinayapramoda. This is published by the Agamodaya Samiti, Bombay, 1927. पार्श्वमहिम्नस्तोत्र in 40 status by Raghunātha of the Lonka Gaccha, composed in Sarh. 1857. Published at Benares, 1880. (1) Tiks by Ramacandra in Sam. 1935. Published in the above edition. (I) qranga by Kalyānasagara. See Pārsvanathasahasranama. PAPR. 18 (44). (II) पार्श्वसहस्रनाम KB.5 ( 28 ). reau in different dialects, including the Paisaci, composed by Dharmavardhana (about 1225 A. D.). See Festgabe, H. Jacobi, p. 89 (Bonn, 1926). (1) पार्श्वस्तोत्र in different dialects composed by Somasundarsuri the Tapa Gaccha. See Jainastotrasamuccaya, Bombay, 1928, p. 99. (II) by Padmanandin. A. D. No. 62. See Parvanathastotra (III). (III) पार्श्वस्तोत्र in 12 Sanskrit Slokas composed by Jinaprabhasüri. It is published in the Kavyamala, VII. p. 117. Jain Education International p. 283. (1) Vitti in Sam. 1519 by Sadhusoma. See Jainastotrasaridoha, I (Ahmedabad, 1932), Intro. p. 27. (V) (Gram. 125) by Parsvadeva. JG. p. 283. (VI) पार्श्वस्तोत्र in Sanskrit arranged in the form of a lotus of 100 petals, composed in Sam. 1683 by Sahajakirti, pupil of Ratnastragani of the Kharatara Gaccha. DC. pp. 71-75. See Jesalamerupăráva stuti. (VII) by Jinavallabha in 14 Gathās. JG. Anonymous Bengal. Nos. 6728; 6768; 6796, 6817; 6820; 6965, 6971, 7004; 7158, 7477, Hamsa. No. 697; SA. Nos. 703; 1995. See also Pārśvanathastuti (II). पार्श्वभ्युदयकाव्य (Meghadītavestita ) by Jinasenacarya, the author of the Adipuräna. The text of the Meghadüta as embodied in this poem is edited with translation by K. B. Pathak, Poona, 1894, (2nd ed. 1916). The text of our poem is also edited with the commentary of Yogiraja Panditācārya at Bombay, N. S. P. 1909. CMB. 1363; CPL. p. 23; MHB. 17, Mud. 40; Mysore. II. p. 132; Padma. 21, 117; 119; Rice. p. 224; cf. Winternitz, History, II. p. 512. CMB. (1) Tika by Panditācārya. 63; Mysore. II. p. 132. (2) Tiks by Yogiraja. CMB. 63. This is the same as No. (1). (3) Tiks by Carukirti. SRA. 117. पालगोपालकथा Anonymous Agra. No. 1662 ; SA. No. 905. by Jinakirti. See Śrīpālagopala katha. DA. 50 (80-82); DB. 31 (2628); Hamsa. No. 1557; PAPS. 65 (31); Punjab. Nos. 1662; 1663. पावापुरीकल्प See Dipalikākalpa. art by Gargācārya. See CC. I. p. 336. Bengal Nos. 6946; 7690; Idar. 156 For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org

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