Book Title: Laghuprabandhsangrah
Author(s): Jayant P Thaker
Publisher: Oriental Research Institute Vadodra

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________________ 99 our text, clarifies that he was a vegetable merchant. He might have represented in the royal court the guild of vegetable merchants. In all probability, he might have been appointed to the dignified post afterwards. 18.7. 81 an - son of king Rina malla of Sura dhārapura in Sa u rästra. 18.18. 82 RTE 83 वाघलउ 84 farata 85 वील्हू वामणी - a scholar at the court of Siddharāja Jaya simha. The epithets Bhadū a chau and Vajra va yar ågara show that he was a jeweller ( vayarāgara=vajratakara] hailing from Bharūca or Broach, situated on the bank of the Narma dā and referred to in ancient literature as Bhțgukaccha or Bharukaccha; cf. its Hindi version Bhad a uca. 18.9. - one of the two disciples of Vardha māna sūri, who were sent by him to Soma nátha, i.e. Prabhāsa Pāța na, where they vanquished the Gauda dialectician Deva ma hānanda after an eighteen-day contest. This was probably his nick-name. 30.16. - king of the Kanūja country. 18.17. - a woman who was a great favourite of king Madan a bhrama. The epithet V âm ani indicates that she was a dwarf. 5.1, 17; 6.5. -Satrusalya, one of the two sons of Hüņa Țhepaniyā of Dabhoi. 22.13. -a courtier of Siddharāja Jay a si mh a. 18.10. - a king of Lakh a nā vati, adopted son of king Ratna puñja and father of Srimātā. 29. 10. -- daughter of king Śrip uñja of Lakh a ņāvati, who practised penance at Mt. Ābu and, after death, became the Adhişth a yik å or tutelary deity of the mountain. 29.11, 20. - a courtier of Siddharāja Jay a si mh a. Probably his name was Sekhara and he belonged 86 1787 87 sfraudella 88 sftgör 89 sftaran 90 सढा सेखरा Jain Education International For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org

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