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relations of condition, places, modes, time, etc, in which it is told Regarding all the above said discussion we conclude syādvādas as based on
- Everything in the Universe has infinite characteristics.
Normal human being with his/her limited capabilities cannot apprehend all the characteristics of on object, idea or
proposition. - Men's knowledge is relative.
References: 1. Nyayasutra, 1/1/1; Manusmrti, 7/43; Kautilya Arthaastra, 1/2/7;
Ramayana, (Ayodhyākāņda) 100/36; Mahābharata, 180/47; History of
Indian Logic. S.C. Vidya Bhushan, p. 6-8 2. sukefyrtarui 2474: Nyāyasūtra, 1/1/1;
तत्वाध्यवसाय संरक्षणार्थं प्रल्पवितण्डे कण्टकशाखावरणतत, Tarka-Bhasa. p. 17 3. 4910747720 Trefyfayfa: Nyāyabhāsya., p.2
History of Indian Logic, Introduction. 5. Tarkabhāsa Edt. Sri Niwasa shastri, pp 13-16
Nyāyasūtra, 1/1/1 7. Vide Bhāratīya Darśana, Umesh Mishra, pp, 254, 371 8. Ibid
Nyāya - Darśana, Udayavir shastri, pp. 191, 192; Bharatiya Darsana,
Mishra , pp. 160, 264. 10. Samkhya Tattva Kaumudi, 4 11. Sthānāngsūtra. II, I. 71; Tattvārthasutra, I. 9-12 12. Vide studies in Jain Philosophy, Nathmal Tatia, pp 28, 29 13. 4407 f8714:, Tattavarthasūtra, 1/6 14. Nyāyasūtra, 29 15. History of Indian Philosophy, Vol. I, p. 298 vide Jain Perspective in
Philosophy and Religion, Ramaji Singh, p. 242 16. Ted Triat TARİXİ FT FE #: 1 Tattavarthaślokavārtika. 1/33/6
9.
17. 14 sit f494:, Laghiyastrya, 32; Nyāyadipikā, 125; Aptamimăngã, 106;
Syādvādmanjarī, 28 100 -
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