Operation In Search of Sanskrit Manuscripts in Mumbai Circle 4

Author(s): P Piterson
Publisher: Royal Asiatic Society

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INDEX OF AUTHORS.
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in Samvat 1804 (? wrote perhaps“ varshe'bdhikhâshtindumite") in Padalipta city (Palitana) of Surashtra (Sorath), gives his spiritual genealogy as follows: (1) Dharmamûrti. Of the Chandra kula and the Vidhi.
paksha gachchha. See Weber, II. p. 257. (2) 'Sivasindhusûri. (3) Amarâbdhisuri (Amarasagarasûri).
4) Vidyasagara. "upakeśavansajanushah." (5) Udayodadhi (Udayasagara). Our author. 'Sivasin
dhusûri in this list is a synonym of Kalyaņasîgara (see that entry: siva=kalyâņa, and sindhu=sagara). His guru was Dharmamûrti (Dhammagutti at 3,
p. 220, must be a mistake for Dhammamutti). Udayasagara wrote at the request of Vimalasadhu. 3, App,
p. 236.
Udayasingha muni
Wrote oat in Visvala city (Visnagar), in Samvat 1646, a copy of Ratnasekharasûri's Sraddhapratikramaņasøtravșitti. Udayasinghamuni gives his spiritual genealogy as follows:
(1) Somavimalasûri. Of the Tapâ gachchha: (2) Hemasomasûri.
Ânandavîragaņi.
Sanghavîragaņi. (5) Udayavîragaņi.
(6) Our scribe. 3, App. p. 227. Uddyotana suri
Papil of Nemichandrasûri, who was papil of Devasuri (Klatt, Kharatara gachchha Nos. 36, 37, 38). Guru of Vara dhamina (Klatt, No. 39). 3, App. pp. 68, 314. “Uddyotana, with whose pupils originated the 84 gachchhas now existing. He died on a pilgrimage which he had undertaken from Mâlavakadeśa to 'Satrunjaya to worship Rishabha. Uddyotana consecrated, 1464 Vira or Samvat, 994, Sarvadevasúri ; according to others, eight sûris, under a large fig tree (vata) in the boundary of the village Teli on Mount Arbuda (Abu). Thence originated, the Vțihad- or Vada- (Vata-) gachchha.” Klatt, Ind. Ant. XI. pp. 248 and 252, See also Weber, II. pp. 1004 and 1035.