Book Title: Kevalaodhi Buddhist And Jaina History Of Deccan Vol 2
Author(s): Aloka Parasher Sen, B Subrahmanyam, E Siva Nagi Reddy
Publisher: Bharatiya Kala Prakashan
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Jainism in Maharashtra : History and Development
DATE
Late 13th century Barshitakli,
AD.
From 13th to
15th cent
Uries AD.
From 13th to 18th
centuries AD.
1406 A. D. or 1412 AD.
PLACE
1491 AD.
14th century AD. Ter, Osmanabad
Akola taluka,
Akola dt. Mangi-Tungi, Satana taluka, Nasik dt.
14th century AD. Shirpur, Washim
taluka, Akola dt. Shirpur, Washim taluka, Akola dt.
1592 AD.
1598 AD.
From 15th to 17th Pune, Pune dt. centuries AD. About 1500 AD. 1524 AD.
Ukhald, Parabhani dt. About 70 inscriptions on the pedestals of Jaina images with dates ranging from 1238-1764 AD.
109
Udgir, Latur dt.
110
An inscription recording the taluka, Osmanabad dt. temple of Vardhamana and some donations. Teinple of Antariksha Pārsvanatha. An inscription.
111
Sangli, Sangli dt. Udgir, Latur dt.
Jintur, Parabhani dt.
REMAINS
Ter, Osmanabad dt.
A chauvisi (now housed in Central Museum, Nagpur)."
1500 to 1700 AD. Thalner, Shirpur taluka, Dhule dt.
A few caves and icons on the peaks of both hills.
An inscription.
108
112
113
114
Number of icons with inscriptions. Pārsvanatha temple. An inscription recording the donation of an image and Pārsvanatha basti.
116
An inscription on image pedestal recording the obeisance of Lakshmisēna. An inscription mentioning Pārsvanatha and Vardhamana chaityalaya and the village Ter.
118
Nine marbel icons of tirthankaras, metal bells and utensils for worship.
119
115
117
REMARKS
251
It is not clear which Ukhald is referred to as there are three Ukhali and one Ukhaladavadi in the district. Perhaps latter place in Parbhani taluka is meant.
It is on the lion throne of Pārsvanatha in a basti in the village.
King Ila (1058 A. D.), ruling at Elichpur is said to have built it. The inscription is in the temple of Antariksha Parsvanatha at the village. It mentions Antariksha Pārsvanatha and the builder of the temple. It is engraved on the pedestal of Chandraprabha icon and refers to obeisance of Jaina monks.
The inscription is engraved on the pedestal of Pārsvanatha icon in a temple.
The inscription is found in a Jaina basti.
The icons were dug from the field of Kadarbai Mali.
