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.
In their line there subsequently arose Jinakusala, Jinabhadra and others. Then Jainachandra. He couverted Akbar. He was succeeded by (tadanvage ?)
(1) Jinasinhasûri. (2) Jinarâja. (3) Jinaratna. (4) Jainachandra.
Jinasaukhya. (6) Jinabhakti.
) Our author. 3, App. p. 314. “Born, Samvat 1784: dîkshâ, Samvat 1796, when he received the name Lakshmilabha: padasthapana (at Mandavibindira), Samvat 1804 : died, Samyat 1834." Klatt, Ind. Ant. p. 250. He was born at Bikaneer. His original name was Lâlachandra. In Samvat 1819 he made a pilgrimage with 75 sâdhus to an unnamed shrine of Gaudî-Parśveśa (Pârsranath): in Samvat 1821 he conducted a similar company of 85 sâdhus to Mount Abu, &c., &c. Klatt, On. Weber, II. pp. 1054-5, pp. 53 and 93.
Jinavallabha
Author of the Pindavisuddhiprakaraña. 1, App. pp. 63, 71, 101; 3, App. pp. 9, 31. Mentioned as the pupil of Abhayadevasûri and guru of Jinadattasûri in the Kbaratara gachchha. (These three writers are Nos. 42-4 with Klatt.) 1, p. 93; 3, App. pp. 221, 314, 323. Author of the Gañadharasârdhasataka. 3, App. p. 304. Author of the Shadasîti (called also Agamikavastuvicharasâra). 1, App. pp. 28, 99. (In the latter place accompanied by a commentary which bears date Samrat 1172.) Author of a Karmagrantha. 2, p. 126, v. 3. Author of a Karmadívicharasâra. 1, App. p. 100. Nos. 55 (Vicharakâra) and 77 of Kielhorn's Collection of 1880-81. Author of a Vardhamânastava. 3, App. p. 216. This has been published in the Kavyamâlâ, 1890. For other works by Jinavallabha see the list in Klatt's Onomasticon. For an account of this writer, see Bbandarkar's Report, 1882-3, p. 47. "Samvat 1167 he was consecrated sûri by Devabhadrâchârya and died six months afterwards, Ind. Ant. XI. 2486; Weber, II. 1040, Samvat 1145 or 1150 pravacbanabahya, ib. p. 1005, No. 39. 6A