Jain Bibliography

SR No.: 011050
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Chhotelal Jain
Publisher: Bharti Jain Parisad
Publication Year: 1945
Total Pages: 397
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 13 MB

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JAINA BIBLIOGRAPHY
No. 2172-Temple of Pārsvanátha, Khajaräha (Bundelkhand). No. 2173-Temple of Adinātha,
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Do. Nos. 2205-2206–Old Jain temple, Arang.
No. 2282–Mokalji's temple, sculptured frieze along basement with seated Jina, Chitorgarh.
Nos. 2287-2289-Small tower (Jain), Jain temple, etc., Chitorgarh. Nos. 2290-2292, 2311-2313–Sātvis (Jain) temples, Chitorgarh. P. 7-8. INSCRIPTIONS :
Nos. 1992-1995-On jambs of the temple of Pārsvanátha, Khajarāha (Bundelkhand).
No. 2020-Pārsvanātha temple, mason's name, Arang.
Nos. 2042-2043-On pedestal of the colossal Jain image under a tree, Bahuriband.
Nos. 2069-2071-On slabs in Jain temple near Gomukha Kunda, Chitorgarh.
P. 16-17. Khajarāha : Collections of both Brāhmaṇical and Jain temples of the uth century-Walls of the Jain temples free from indecent sculptures-Objectionable figures on door jambs of the temple of Parsvanātha.
P. 23. Arang : Digambara Jain temple of the 11th century.
P. 25. Bahuriband : A colossal standing nude Jain image-Inscription on the block beneath its feet recording erection of a temple of Santinātha.
P. 27-28. Ratanpur: The temple of Mahāmāyi originally Jain, belonging to the Digambara sect-Jain images.
P. 32-33. Adbhar: A Jain seated figure in a hut. . P. 37-46. Chitorgarh : Jain tower at Chitor-Temples of the svetāmbara sect, known as the Sātvis temples--Śrīngār Chāvadi Jain temple-Jain temples with dates-Śrīngāra Chāvadī built either by the Jain treasurer of Rāņā Kumbha, or by the son of the treasurer in about 1150 A.D.-Small Jain shrine near the temple, of about 1494 A. D. Kumbha, a promoter of Jain religion-His directions to build the great Jain temple at Ráņapur in 1440 A.D. Expression "Sapta-bhanga” peculiar to Jain philosophy-Jain pontiff Jinavallabha (died 1111 A.D.) said to have caused temples of Mahāvīra and Pārsvanātha to be built on Chitrakūța-Conversion to Jainism