Niryavaliyasuyakhandha Commentary

Author(s): Srichandra, Royce Wiles
Publisher: Royce Wiles

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Contents: Preface to the second edition (xi)-xv.-Preface to the first edition [xvii]-xix.Abbreviations xxi-xxiv.- Section 1. Introduction to the Jain canon. Chapter 1. The history of the Jain sangha (3)–27.-2. The Jain canon [28]-41.–3 The antiquity of the canon. [42]-60.-Section 2. Administrative organisation. Introduction [62].-4. Central administration (63)-77.-5. Administration of justice. (78)-81—6. Crime and punishment [82]-92.—7. Military organisation [93]–103.-8. Fiscal administration [104]-107.-9. Local government [108]–110.-Section 3. Economic aspects. Introduction [112].-10. Production (113)-145.-11. Distribution [146–147.-12. Exchange [1481–163.-13. Consumption [164]-182.-Section 4. Social conditions. Introductory [184]—14. Social organisation (185)-193.-15. The family (194)-200.-16. Position of women [2011-222.17. Education and learning (223)-230.-18. Arts and sciences (231)-260.-19. Manners and customs. [261-284.-Section 5. Religious conditions. Introduction (286).-20. The Samanas [287]-311. 21. Other schools and sects (312)-318.-22. Popular deities [319]330.-Section 6. Geographical material in the Jain canon. Introduction (332)-334.-23. Jain conception of the world (335)-336.-24. The Jain Aryan countries (3371-343.-25. Mahāvīra's itinerary (344)–349.-26. Geographical lexicon. (350)-432.—27. Non-Aryan countries. [433)-439-Section 7. Important kings and dynasties. Introduction (442)-443.28. Sixty-three great men (444) 447.-2. Kings and rulers (448)-473.-Retrospect [4741478.—Bibliography (479)-487.—Index (excluding the new sections, 6 and 7] [488)-507.Errata (509-10). Map: Places visited by Mahāvīra (500 BC) facing p. (344). Map: India at the time of Mahāvīra (500 BC) facing p.[350). First edition 1947. Hindi translation published 1965.
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Nagraj, Muni, Āgama and Tripitaka : a comparative study: a critical study of the Jaina and the Buddhist canonical literature = Agama aura Tripitaka : eka anuśilana / English version by Mahendra Kumārji and K. C. Lalvāni , edited by Bhupendra Swarup Jain and Raghunātha Śarmā. New Delhi : Today & Tomorrow's Printers and Publishers, 1986–< >. v. <1->; 25 cm.
Contents v. 1: History and tradition : Prastavana (1985) / Muni Nagaraja (vl-vii.A Review / Sukhlāla Sanghvi (ix)-xvi.-Introduction to the first Hindi edition (1969) / Muni Nagrāja xvii)-xxiii. Chapter 1. Mahavira and Buddha 1-4.-2. Contemporary religious teachers 5-24.-3. Gośālaka 25-58.-4. Chronology 59-176.-5. Previous births. 177-87.-6. Birth and initiation 188-235.-7. Spiritual exertions 236-49.-8. Hardship and forbearance 250–65.-9. Omniscience and enlightenment 266-71.-10. The monastic order and its expansion 272-347.-11. Monks and nuns 348-68.-12. Leading followers (Upāsakas) 369-419.-13. Defiant disciples. 420–39.-14. Follower kings 440-532.15. Liberation 533-60.-16. Wanderings and monsoon camps 561-69.-17. The Niganthas and Nigantha Nätaputta in the Tripitakas [sic] 570-621.-18. Codes and books on conduct and discipline 622–56.—Appendix I. Nigantha and Nigantha Nātaputta in Tripitakas : original Pāli 659-735.-2. Bibliography 739-59.—Literary gems by the same author [761]-762. Planned in three volumes I. History and tradition II. Literature and teachings. III Philosophy and ethics (p. xvii).
Original in Hindi published in 3 vols, 1969-91. ANU BQ4610.J3/N24/ 1986 v. 1 *Jaina, Komala. Jaina Agama mem nari. Devasa, Madhya Pradesh: Padmaja Prakasana, 1986. 15, 263 p. ; 25 cm.
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Durch Entsagung zum Heil : eine Anthologie aus der Literatur der Jaina : ausgewählt, aus dem Prakrit und Sanskrit übersetzt und eingeleitet/ von Adelheid Mette. Zürich : Benziger Verlag, 1991. 195 p. ; 19 cm.
ANU BL1310.32.G4 D87 1991 Seminar on Jaina Agama (1986: Ahmedabad, India) *Seminar on Jaina Āgama = Jaina Agama sāhitya / editor K. R. Chandra. Ahmedabad : Prakrit Jain Vidya Vikas Fund, 1992. 19,304 p. ; 22 cm. (Vidya Vikas Fund; v.9. Shreshti K. L. Smarak Nidhi ; v. 7). [DK 97116. DK listing, Recent Sanskrit, Prakrit and Pali publications from India CIR-1586 / 1996–97, item 243]
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