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Jaina Iconography—A brief Survey
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Sr. No.
Jaina . DT
TP PS
HT Sitala Sriyadevi Jvālämalini Māhavi or Asokā
Cāmunda Sreyāmsa. Vahni-Devi Mahäkäli Gauri or Mānayi
Gomedhaki Vāsupujya Abhogarohini Gauri Gandhāri or Canda
Vinyurhinālini Vimala. Sulaksana Gandhāri Vairoti Viditä
Vidyadevi Ananta Anantavirya Vairotyä Anantamāli Arkuša
Kumbhini Dharma, Surakṣita Anantamati Mānasi- Kundarpā
Phrabhartā Šanti. Sriyadevi or Mānasi Mnhämänasi. Niryān i Anantaviryā
Kandarpa Kunthu. Arakarabhi(?) Mahämänasi Jayā Balā
Gandharini Tarādevi Jayā
Tārāxati- Dharini
Kāli Malli Bhimadevi Vijaya Aparājitā. Vairotyä
(Dharpna
-priyā) Munisuvrata
Aparajitā Bahurūpint- Naradattd
Sugandhini Nami,
Bahurūpini Camuda Gandhari
Kusumamolini Nemi. Ambāyikā Kuşmāndini Āmra-Kus- Ambikā
mändini Pärśva Padmāvati Padmā Padmāvati Padmāvati Mahāvira Aparājitä Siddhāyini Siddhāyini Siddhāyikā.
Ara.
It may be noted that in the above table Hemachandra represents the Savetmbara tradition, the rest represent Digambara traditions.
At Pithaura, Nagod State, is a shrine of Pattani-devi, where the godeess Ambika is accompanied by small figures of the other 23 Yaksinis on the three sides, The names of these Yaksinis are 1 :- Bahurupini, Cāmundā, Sarasvati, Padmavati, Vijayā, Aparājltā. Mahamanasi, Anantamati, Gandhāri. Mānasi, Jvālāmālini, Bhausi ? Vajrasrnkhala, Bhānuja (?), Bahini (?). Obviously, the small inscribed labels
1. Annual Report, Western Circle, Arch. Survey of India, for the year ending 1920,
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