Jainism in South India and Some Jaina Epigraphs

SR No.: 011025
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: P B Desai
Publisher: Jain Sanskruti Samrakshak Sangh Solapur
Publication Year: 1957
Total Pages: 495
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 33 MB

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APPENDIX I
No.
Place
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Ingalagi
HuñasiHadagali
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Südam
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LIST OF INSCRIPTIONS EDITED IN THIS VOLUME
(Jaina Epigraphs : Parts II and III ) King and Date
Contents in Brief W. Chālukya Vikramāditya Records gift to a Jaina temple by the VI; A. D. 1094,
queen Jākaladēvi. Mentions her February 27
preceptors of the Dravida Sangha and
Sēna gana. Do.
Records gift to a Jaina temple by A. D. 1098, January 5
Chaudhare Rakkasayya and describes in detail the line of his teachers commencing with Kondakundācharya. Contains much historical information.
Records gift to a Jaina temple by the A. D. 1124,
Mahājanas of Sēdmba. Describes the January 28
teacher Prabhachandra Traividya of
the Maduva gaña. W. Chālukya
Describes the chief Barmadeva who Somośvara III
erected the temple of Śäntinätha, the (A. D. 1126-38)
Three Hundred leaders of Sõdimba and
the teacher Prabháchandra Traividya. Do.
Records gift to a Jaina temple by the A. D. 1138,
Three Hundred Mahājanas of Sëdimba January 27
and others. Circa 12th century
Describes a line of preceptors who belonged to the Mūla Sangha, Krānür gana and Tintriņika gachchha. Nēmi
chandra is the last teacher mentioned. W. Chālukya Somēśvara Describes the construction of a bastion IV; A. D. 1160
at Sõdimba by Chandiräja, the headman
of the town, who was a devout Jaina. Circa 13th century
Records gift to Pārsvanātha. W. Chalukya Vikramā- Describes the preceptor Guņavira ditya VI; circa A, D.
Siddhāntadeva of the Vandiyur gana, 1115
Koppadēva Dandanāyaka and others, who were all associated with a local Jaina temple.
Records gift to a Jaina temple by A.D. 1126, February 4 Kopparasa Dandanāyaka of Adakki.
With this charity were associated the local Jaina merchants and the above
named teacher. Kalachuri Raya-Murāri Records "gift to the Koppa Jinalaya Sövidēva ; A. D. 1171,
by Mahāmaņdaļēśvara Echarasa and December 13
others,
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