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
Pattadakal : Jain temples.
Badami : An important group of Jain caves--Probable retirement of the Rāșțrakūț king Amoghavarşa I (cir. A.D. 850), a devout Jain, to Badami to spend the latter part of his life near the Jain cave of about 200 years old at the time.
Junagadh : Buddhist caves of the 2nd or grd century and Jain temples of the 13th century.
Bairat : The temple of Pārsvanātha, in possession of the Sarãogis or Digambara Jains.
Amer: Three Saiva temples, originally Jain-Figures of Jinas found carved in parts of Lal-Sah-kā-mandar.
Sanganer : The Jain temple called Singhiji-kā-mandar, supposed to be of the uth century-Images of the Tirthankaras in the temple are all nude-It is now a Sarãogi temple.
Chatsu : A fortified temple on the hill called Sivdungar, originally a Sarãogi fane, now appropriated to Siva worship-A Jain chhatri at the northern extremity of the temple enclosure.
Jin mata : The temple of Jin-mātā, was an image of a Tirthankara near its shrine door.
Lohagar: Reference to the origin of the Mahesari, one of the well-known bania classes of Rajputana, in the Itihasa Kalpadruma.
Khandela : Objects of antiquity in the place are: (1) the temple of Khandeśvara Mahāvīra, (2) a Sarāogi temple, (3) Munji kā-Mandar, and (4) some old wells.
Ajmer : An inscription dated 1051 V.E. engraved on the image of a Jina found at Bayana in the Bharatpur State records that the image was under the instructions of Surasena of apparently the VāgataSangha by the three brothers, Simhaika, Yasoraja and Nounaika.
Phalodi: A temple of Pärsvanātha, and another of Brahmanistory about the image of Pārsvanātha.
Medta: 12 Jain temples.
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Report, do, 1910-1911. Poona, 1911. P. . Old Jain temples on the Pāvāgada fort, near Champanir.