Kavyanushasana Part 2

Author(s): Hemchandracharya, Rasiklal C Parikh, Ramchandra B Athvale
Publisher: Mahavir Jain Vidyalay

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Sudarsana xxxvii--xl. Suvişākha the Pahlava Officer xl. Other Kshatrapa rulers xli- xliii. Sanghadaman and the maritime power of Gujarat xlii-xliii. An early Jain inscription xliii. The Traikūţaka Power xliii-xlv. The Gupta Rule xlv-xlviii. Chandragupta II & Kumāragupta xlv. (a) Skandagupta xlvi-xlviii (b) Girinagara Capital of Gujarat xlviii. The Kingdom of Valabhi xlviii-- xxxiii. Şri Bhattārka, Who were the Maitrakas ? xlviii-lii. Records for two hundred & sixtyfive years li. Dharasena I and Droņasimha-liii; Dharuvasena I. & Guhasena; Dharasena II liii-lviii; Sri Şilāditya Dharmāditya & Kharagraha lviii-lxii. Description of Gujarat given by Yuan Chang; Silāditya lix-lxi. Dhruvasena II Son-in-law of the Emperor Harsha lxiii-xiv. Dharasena IV Chakravartin; Bhatti & the author of the Bhatti Kāvya or Rāvanavadha lxiv—Ixvii. Derabhatta, Dhruvasena III Ixvii-lxviii. Kharagraha II ixviii. Şilādityas II to VII Ixviii---- xix. Which Silāditya is referred to by Soddhala in his Udayasundarī Katha? \xix-lxxi. Importance of Valabhi and its early history: References in the Dasakumāracharita and the Kathāsaritsagara Ixxi---xxii. Devarddhigani Kshamásramaņa and the redaction of the Jain canon lxxii. Description of Valabhi from Yuan Chang's Travels lxxii-lxxiii. The Great Sanghārā ma of Arhat Achara and the caves in the Talājā hill; Researches of Mr. Hiralal A. Shah;Valabhi as a centre of learning lxxv-lxxvii.