Proceedings of the Seminar on Prakrit Studies 1973

Author(s): K R Chandra, Dalsukh Malvania, Nagin J Shah
Publisher: L D Indology Ahmedabad

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Jipasāgara :-Ajāga (Aditya. 3) for Ajñāna, Vāvara (Aditya. 30) for Vyāpāra, Vānz (Ananta 9) for Vandhyā, Khāja (Ananta 61) for Khadya, Kidā (Nirdosa. 3) for Kița, Tarāla (Nirdoşa, 24) for Talavara, Erı (Puşpān. jali 13) for Itara, Jūza (Puşpāñjali 51) for Yuddha. 1. First article on the subject written by me appeared in the Marathi Monthly
Sanmati (Bahubali-Kolhapur Dist.) in Nov. 55. The subject was taken up by my friend Dr. Akkole for his thesis for Ph. D. (Published by Suvichara Prakashana
Mandala, Poona, in 1968). 2. Monthly Sanmati-May 1958. 3. Jivaraja Jain Granthamala, Sholapur, 1959. 4. Jivaraja Jain Granthamala, Sholapur, 1971. 5. The four stories of Mahatisāgara were published in Mahatikavyak unja in 1930.
Some details of other unpublished stories are given by Dr. Akkole in his thesis mentioned earlier.
Pt. Paramananda has given a list of Jinadāsa's works in Anekānta (Noy. Dec. 71,
P. 227.) 7. It is included by Dr. H. L. Jain in his edition of Sugandha-dasamikathā (Bharatiya
Jnanapitha, Varanasi 1966) 8. Included by Dr. H. L Jain in his edition mentioned above.
Many more Apabhramsa, vratakathās are noticed by Pandit Paramananda in his Jaina-grantha-prasasti-sangraha, Vol. II which belong to fifteenth and sixteenth
century. 10. Edited by Dr. Gopani in the Singhi Jain Series, Bombay. 1949. 11. History of Dharmashästra (P. V Kane) Vol. V Part I Page 153. 12. Ibid P. 268.