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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वैभारगिरिकरूप JG. p. 270. Gear Corporene by Kondabhatta. Limdi. Nos. 790, 791.
श्रीजिनरत्नकोशः ।
Seren (Gramh. 6050) by Yasovijaya, pupil of Nayavijava of the Tapa Gaccha. It is published by Bhimsi Manek, Bombay, 1901. Agra. No. 986; BK. No. 335, DB. 15 (9); Hamsa. No. 857; JB. 108; JG. p. 188; Katra. A. 147, PAPR. 11 (13); SA. No. 315; SB. 2 (72); VC. 13 (5; 11); VD. 12 (14). (1) argon lu 14 Gāthās. DA. 60 (226); Hamsa. No. 1616; Pet. V. No. 803. (II) urges in 23 Gathas. JG. p. 203. (III) in 91 Gāthās. JA. 106 (12); VB. 33 (79)
वैराग्यदीपक Surat..
(1) (II)
by Labdhivijaya. Published at Buhari, 1926.
tot by Visalakirti. SG. No. 121. after by Śricandra, pupil of Śrutasagara, pupil of Vidyanandin. It is published in the MDG. Series, No. 13, Bombay, Sam. 1975. ta by Laksmisigara. Pet. VI. p. 142,
No. 79.
(1) in Sanskrit by Padmananda, son of Dhanadeva. PAPR. 16 (12). See also Padmanandasataka and Satakatraya. It is published in the Kävyamālā, VIL Bombay, 1926 ( 4th ed.).
(II) वैराग्यशतक also called Bhavavairagyasataka in Prakrta (Be: samsăre natthi. ). It is edited and translated by L. P. Tessitori in Journal of Italian Asiatic Society, Vol. 22, p. 179, Vol. 24, p. 405. It is also published with Gujrati transla tion by Kacarabhai Gopaldas, Ahmeda bad, Sari 1952. Also published with Gunavinaya's commentary by Hiralal Harisaraja Jamanagar, 1914 A. D.
Agra. Nos, 1847-1849; 1856-1861;
(III)
AM. 149, 182, 298; Baroda. No. 2219; Bengal. Nos. 6741; 6825; 6851; Bhand. V. No. 1359; VI. Nos. 1227; 1404; BK. No. 228; Buh. V. No. 46; DA. 60 (66 to 79, 91; 94; 95); 76 (49); DB. 35 (70 to 75; 80); Hamsa. Nos. 465; 684; JG. p. 210; Limdi. Nos. 674; 930, 972; 1013; 1016; 1153; 1689; Pet. V. Nos. 840; 841; 842; VI. No. 605; PRA. No. 324; SA. Nos. 217; 2618; 2622 2923 2965; Surat 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9; VB. 27 (6); VD. 12 (14); Vel Nos. 1660; 1661.
(1) Vyakbyalesa. Vel. No. 1660. (2) Tik composed in Sam. 1647 by Gunavijaya, pupil of Jayasoma of the Kharatara Gaccha. Agra. No. 1859; AM. 149; 298; Baroda. No. 2219; Bengal. Nos. 6741, 6825; 6851, BK. No. 228; DA. 76 (49); DB. 35 (70; 71), Hamsa. No. 684; JG. p. 210; PRA. No. 324; Pet. V. Nos. 841; 842 SA. No. 217.
of Bhartṛhari. See under Satakatraya.
(1) Tiks (Gramh. 2300) by Dhanasăra, papil of Siddhasüri of the Ukesa Gaccha. Bendall. No. 254, CC. I. p. 397; II. p. 90; III. p. 86; JG. p. 209; Mitra. VIII. p. 186.
(2) Tika (Gram. 500) by Jinasamudrasiri, pupil and succsesor of Jinacandra of the Kharatara Gaccha. Jesal. Nos. 475, 534, JG. p. 209. went by Suprabhacarya. It is in the Apa
bhrama language and contains 77 stanzas. It is edited with introduction and glossary by H. D. Velankar in the Annals BORI 1928, p. 272. SG. No. 113.
(1) Tikā. SG. No. 113.
decor (वी) स्तोत्र by Arya Nandila, It is in