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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JAINISM IN SOUTH INDIA
Adaki
Yadava Simhapa; A. D. 1243, July 8
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Do.
Kalachuri Råya-Muräri Sovidēva (A, D. 1167-76)
Malkhed
A, D. 1393
Records gift for burning a lamp in the Koppa Jinālaya by the members of the trading community. Records gift to a Jaina temple by a chief and members of the trading community. Records the setting up of the Nishidhi memorial in the Nēminātha temple for Vidyānanda Svāmi of the Mula Samhgha and Balātkāra gaña, bearing the titles, Rāyarăjaguru, etc. States that the Tirthakara image was caused to be made by a lay disciple of Nāgavira Siddhāntadēva of the Yapaniya Samgha and Vandiyūr gana. Refers to a Jaina temple and mentions Mahamandalesvara Bibbarasa of the Bāņa family It is a Jaina record, much worn out. Contains some descriptions.
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Tengali
Circa 13th century
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Do.
Circa 12th century
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Harasūr
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Kopbal
W. Chālukya Vikramāditya VI (A. D. 1096–97) Răshtrakūta Nripatunga (A. D. 814-77) A. D. 881-82
Fragmentary. Memorial to a warrior.
Circa 10th century
Circa Ioth century W. Chālukya Vikramāditya V; A. D. 1008
Circa 12th century
Records the death by saihnyasana of the teacher Sarvanandi of the Kundakunda anvaya. States that the foot-marks of the preceptor Jațăsinganandi were caused to be carved by Chāvayya. Records obeisance to the Jinabimba. Records the demise by samadhi of the preceptor Simhanandi and the erection of a temple in his memory by his disciple Kalyāṇakirti. Fragmentary. States that the image was made for installation in the Kuša Jinālaya. Fragmentary. States that the image was made for installation in the Kūsa Jinālaya. Damaged. States that the image was made by Sārnsaja for installation in the temple of Pushpadanta Tirthakara, of the Müla Samgha and Balātkāra gaṇa. States that it was the Nishidhi memorial of Guddagala Chandappa, disciple of Chandrasēna and a resident of Корара,
Do.
Circa 13 th century