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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अन्थविभागः प्रथमः।
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(1) Tikā by Gambhiravijaya, pupil | (IV) 772 of Kundakundācārya. Tera. 13-16; of Vrddhivijaya. Chani. No. 395 ; (V) by Dharmasägara. JG. p. 91. Hamsa. No. 427.
(VI) नयचक of Devasena ; see नयचक (III). agara Fag by Vinayavijaya. DA. 67 ( 11). See
| (VII) Anon. Agra. Nos. 815; 816; 817 ; Nayakarnikā.
819 ; DA. 67 ( 8; 9); SA. Nos. 2538; (1) 793# (FIFIIT) by Mallavādin (Svetapata,
2859; 3054 ; SG. No. 2690. Ksamāsramana ). It is in Sanskrit and
709 gta based on Mallavādin's work and comits extent is Gram. 18000. It is being
posed in Sam. 1714 by Yasovijayagani edited by Muni Caturavijayaji for the
of the Tapā Gaccha. Hamsa. No, 150. Gaek. O. Series, Baroda and will be out shortly. BK. No. 29; DB. 16 ( 41 );
See HJL. p. 659. Also see ibid, p. 136. 39 ( 49 ); JG. p. 73; Limdi. No. 602; नयचकवाल See Nayacakra (I). PAPS. 59 (3); Punjab. No. 1366 ; SA. 297 ATT SB. 2 (147). No. 311.
999 higit by Yasovijayagani of the Tapā Gaccha. (1) Brhadvrtti by Vadisimbasuri
See Pattăvalisamuccaya (Viramgam, (Vijayasimhasūri? ) Kşamāśramaņa. DB.
1933), I. p. 107. Also see Nayacakra16 (41); 39 (49); JG. p. 74; Limdi.
tumba. No. 602 ; SA. No. 311.
Hata Kath. No. 1381 ( See Navatatva ). (2) Vrtti by Yasovijaya Upādhyāya. See Nayacakratumba. BK. No. 29.
(1) Tikā by Ratnasuri (Sadhu( II ) + by Devacandra, pupil of Dipacandra
ratna ?). Kath. No. 1381. of the Kharatara Gaccha. AZ. 1 ( 21 );
(2) Vārtika by Ratnalabha. Kath. DA. 67 ( 7 ); 75 ( 29 ); DB. 39 (50;
No. 1382. 51; 52 ); Hamsa. No. 1236 ; JG. p. atatag #1 of Subhavijayagani (see Syādva74; JHA. 48 ; JHB. 45; Kath. No. dabhāṣā ). PAPR. 9 (11). 1380, KB. 1 ( 17 ); Vel. No. 1618.
799 of Padmasāgara. JG. p. 81 ; see below. (III) 774# in 453 Gāthas composed by Mailladhavala in Sam. 990. Dravyasvabhāva
799719 composed in Sam. 1633, by Padmaprakāśa is another name of the work
sāgaragani, pupil of Dharmasagaragani See JH. Vol. 14, p. 307. It wholly
of the Tapā Gaccha. This is a hymn in embodies Devasena's Nayacakra, which
nine Sanskrit stanzas in praise of Mahāhowever, is not separately known to
vira. It is published by the Hemachanexist. It is published in the MDG,
dra Sabhā, Patan, 1918, together with Series, No. 16, Bombey. AD. No. 173;
the Svopajña Vrtti. Bengal. No. 6713; Bengal. No. 6640; BO. pp. 30; 59;
BK. No. 47 ; Buh. VI. No. 658; Chani. Buh. II. No. 406; CP. p. 658; DA. 61
Nos. 157; 237; 723 ; DB. 39 (60); (1); 67 ( 1-6); Hamsa. Nos. 1491 ;
Hamsa. No. 380; JG. p. 81 ; Limdi. 1548, JG. p. 91; PAPS. 80 (89);
No. 1364; PAPR. 16 (14); 22 (8); Pet. III, No. 519; Punjab. Nos. 1359;
Pet. IV. No. 1272 = IV. A. p. 102 1360; 1361, SA. Nos. 311; 753; 1998;
(quotation ); SA. No. 549 ; see YuktiStrass. p. 304; VD. 9(2).
prakāśa and Jainamandana. (1) Vrtti called Sukhabodhārthamälā
(1) Svopajña Tikā. Bengal. No. paddhati. Punjab. No. 1361. But See
6713; BK. No. 47 ; Chani. Nos. 157, ālāpapaddhati of Devasena.
237 ; 723 ; DB. 39 (60); Hamsa. No.
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