Jinratnakosha Part 1

SR No.: 016002
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Hari Damodar Velankar
Publisher: Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute
Publication Year: 1944
Total Pages: 484
Language: English
Classification: Dictionary & Dictionary
File Size: 16 MB

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श्रीजिनरत्नकोशः।
chapters having respectively 77, 117, and
Agra. No. 1873 ; DA. 59 ( 61, 72, 73, 54 stanzas in Prakrit and giving informa
74, 75); DB. 34 (100, 101, 102, 103), tion about the 12 Angas of the Jaina
JHA. 47; KB. 3 ( 58 ); Mitra. VIII. p. Canon. It is published in the M. D. G.
99; PAPS. 74 ( 27 ); SA Nos. 222, Series, No. 21, Bombay, Sam. 1979.
1564. This work is mentioned by the author in
(1) Avacūri. DB. 34 (100, 101), his own Pandava Purāņa composed in
KB. 3 ( 58 ); SA. No. 222. Sarnvat 1608 ; cf. Peterson, Reports, IV.
(2) Tikā Svopajña. PAPS. 74 ( 27 ). p. 159, v. 79. No. Mss. are so for known.
que IglaqIC DB. 20 ( 40 ). 317777 Fala CP. p. 260.
318ITHA11 JG. p. 247. 315%uia A manual of the science of inter
(I) 375179175 in 561 Slokas. Weber II. Nog. pretation of the different marks on the
1995 ; 1996. body. SA. No. 702.
(II) 191192117 of Jinamānikya. JHB. 32. 37faer is a work in 59 chapters (Granthāgra 10000) on astrological deductions from
(III) Sigah2117 of Māņikyasundarsūri. Baroda
No. 6071. the linear marks and signs on the body
It is ascribed (in a note at BK. 9) (1 ) 37719 17 anon. in prose. Pet. V. No. to śāntisūri of the Thārāpadra Gaccha.
607. It is often considered as a Prakirnaka , (V) 371 9 19 anon. DA. 50 (-111 ); DP. cf. Indian Artiquery, vol. 16, p. 163 and
31 (90, 91); Surat. 11 JG. p. 64. At Prabhāvakacaritra (N. S. Falstafaa Bengal. No. 7039. P. ed.), p. 208, vv. 45-49, a Ms. of this (I) s aatyafta of Hemacandra. This is the work is said to have been deposited at the
second book of the author's Trisastitemple of Sri Nabheya Jain of the city of
salákāpuruşacarita. It contains 6 cantos. Thārāpadra and studied by Virasūri.
Limdi. No. 1231 , PAPM. 2 (2); 54 AM. No. 306; BK. No. 9; DA. 27(92);
(this is dated Sam. 1436 ); Surat 5. DB. 13(53, 54); DC. p. 15; DL. P. 25; (II ) aaraita anon. Perhaps the same as Jesal. No. 799 ; JG. p. 64; PAP. 79(70);
above. KO. 47; SB. 2 (1). PAPL. 4(30) ; PAPR. 99); PAZA. 5 (18); PRA. No. 1141; Pet. III. A. p.
son of Kāhnarasinga and pupil of Budha 231 (quo.); VI. No. 541; Samb. No.
Rāghava, pupil of Srutakirti. He was a 376 ; Strass. p. 394 ; Surat I (No. 778 );
follower of the Puskara Gana of the 4, 5, 6, 7.
Māthura Branch of the Kāsthā Sanghe. (1) Tikā by Haribhadrasuri. Kundi.
The Purāņa was composed in Sam. 1716 No. 428.
at Jahnabad Pārsva Mandira; cf. Jaina 375 APEETut of Sāgarānandasuri. SA. No. 320
Hitaisi, vol. 12, p. 193-194. ( foll. 88).
Bengal. No. 1507; Kath. No. 1135 ; List अस्फु रणविचार A manual of the interpretation of
(S. J.); SG. No. 2422. the throbbing of limbs. Bengal. Nos. (II) arugo of Gunabhadra, pupil of Jina6961; 7182; JG. p. 354.
sena II. This is a part of the author's 31Ffafaitagar A collection of 70 stanzas by
Uttarapuräna. Bhand. V. No. 1099. Municandrasüri, Guru of the famous (1) T a lazgrad in 17 stanzas by Jaya. Vādi Devasūri.
sekharasuri. It is in Sanskrit.