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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ग्रन्थविभागः प्रथमः
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favarauaga-steaia#1 DB 45 ( 124). ayataga ateigar by Pārsvacandra. Limdi.
No. 2221. fagre in 47 Prākrta Gathās (Be: bhuvanikka.)
by Somasundarasuri of the Tapā Gaccba. fagget of Kundakundäcarya. The work contains
187 verses divided into 12 Adhikāras; cf. Bhand. IV. p. 102ff. It expounds the whole discipline which the seeker of eternal bliss should subject himself to. It is published with English translation by Uggar Sain in the Sacred Books of the Jainas, Arrah, 1931. It is also published with the commentary of Padmaprabha at Bombay, 1916. Bhand. IV. No. 291 ; CMB. 12; CP. p. 660; Hebro. 44 ; SRA, 394; Strass. p. 305; Tapa. 141.
(1) Tika by Padmaprabha Maladharideva, who alludes to the following avthors :-Siddhasena, Akalanka, Pujyapäda, Viranandin, Amrtacandra, Guna. bhadra, Samantabhadra, Somadeva, Candrakirti and Mādbavasenasüri ; cf. Bhand. IV. p. 103. He also quotes verses from Amrtāsīti, Srutabandhu, and Mārgaprakāśa. See JH. Vol. 14, pp. 19, 45. Bengal. No. 1481 ; Bhand. IV. No. 299; CMB. 12; CP. p. 660; DC. p. 54; Hebru. 44 ; SRA. 394 ; Strass. p. 305 ;
Tapa. 141 ; Tera. 5. ATACHISSI JG. p. 282. fargla Hif (Gram. 200). Bt. No. 58. atenatalą This contains 5 chapters called
Nirayāvalikā, Kalpāvatamsikā, Puspikā, Puspacülā and Vrsņidaśā which are regarded as the last five Upāngas of their Canon by the Jainas. See Vel. Nos. 1485, 1486. It is published in the Agamodaya Samiti Series, No. 33, Surat, 1922, together with Candrasuri's commentary. It was also published in the Agamasamgraha, Benares, 1885. The text with introduction etc., is recently edited by
Dr. P. L. Vaidya, Poona, 1932. Agra. Nos. 192-196; AM. 77; 122 ; 164; 186 ; 207 ; Bengal. Nos. 4329; 6785; 6977; 7613; BO. p. 60; BSC. No. 460; Buh. III. No. 112 ; IV. No. 158; DA. 13 (16-22); DB. 6 (10; 11); DC. p. 33; Flo. No. 518, Hamsa. Nos. 868; 1132; JA. 14 (2); JB. 47, 48; Jesal. Nos. 423 ; 553; JHA. 29 ( 4c.); JHB. 15 (3c.); Kundi. Nos. 11; 14; 19; Limdi. Nos. 126; 133; 162; 189; 247 ; 260 ; 329 ; 330; 358 ; 405; 448; Mitra. VIII. p. 112 ; PAP. 38 (11; 18; 20 to 38); PAPL. 4 ( 24); 5 (18); PAPS. 19 (4-8; 10); 21 (10); 24 (10); 76 (9); PAS. No. 63; PAZA. 3 ( 16; 17); PAZB. 14 (6); Pet. III. A. p. 109; Punjab. Nos. 1466 ; 1467; 1468 ; Samb. Nos. 181; 313; SB. 1 ( 46 ); Surat. 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9; VA. 10 (2); VB. 18 ( 27 ); VC. 8 ( 5; 6); VD. 8 (4); Vel. Nos. 1485; 1486 ; Weber. II. Nos. 1854-1860.
(1) Tikā by Śri Candrasuri, pupil of Dbanesvara, pupil of Silabhadra, composed in Sam. 1228, according to Bt. No. 23 ; also cf. Prasasti in Kap. Nos. 257-258. (Gram. 650). Bengal. Nos. 6785; 6977; Bik. No. 1699 ; BSC. No. 460; Bt. No. 23; Bub. IV. Nos. 158 ; 159; DA. 13 ( 14; 15); DB. 6 (8; 9); Flo. No. 518; Hamsa. No 1044; JA. 14 (2); JB. 47; 48 ; Jesal. Nos. 423, 553 ; JHB. 15 ( 2c.); Kundi. Nos. 11 ; 14; 19; Mitra. VIII. p. 112 ; PAP. 38 (18; 24; 25; 27; 28; PAPL. 5 (18); PAPS. 19 ( 5; 10); 21 (10); 24 ( 10 ) ; 76( 9 ); Patan Cat. I. p. 122; PAZA. 3 ( 17 ); PAZB. 14 (6); Pet. III. No. 607; IV. No. 1277; V. Nos. 738; 739; SA. Nos. 13; 1522 ; 1980; 2512, 2658; 2727 , Samb. Nos. 6; 181; 312 ; SB. 1 ( 46 ); VA. 10 (2); VB. 18 ( 27 ); VC. 8. ( 5; 6); VD. 8 (4); Weber. II. Nos. 1859 ; 1860.
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