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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(3) Tikā by Jayasāgaragani. JG. p. 274 ; Pet. I. No. 232.
(4) Tīkā containing Kathas composed by Jinasura, pupil of Sudhābhūşaņa of the Tāpā Gaccha. DA. 41 (99; 100; 101-dated Sam. 1546 ; 102-dated Sari). 1539 ; 103); PAPS. 60 (14); 64 ( 37).
(5) Tikā by Purņacandrācārya. Buh. II. No. 272; DB. 24 ( 74 ); SA. No. 726. It was composed with the help of Candrasenakşamāsramaņa, and also with that of the work called Vidyānuvāda.
(6) Tīkā by Siddhicandra. Published in DLP. Series, No. 81.
(7) Laghuvrtti (Gram. 850). JG. p. 274.
(8) Tikā Anon. Bengal. No. 7440 ; DA. 41 (113); JB. 88 ; Surat. 1, 8.
(9) Laghuvrtti by Candrācārya ( Be :namaskrtya parami brahma). Published
in JSS. I. A. p. 67. gerig i Fara by Sadyara (?) Kiel. I. No. 9. This
is really a ms. of com. No. 4 of Upa
sargaharastotra. gqurafafu by Sivanidhanagani. JHB. 51. 3grato Bengal. No. 7353. उपाध्यायपदोपस्थान Bengal. No. 7447. 391fqavia JG. p. 343. उपासकदशाभूत्र is the seventh Anga of the Jain
Canon. It is in 10 chapters as the name signifies and contains the lives of ten Jain laymen. It is edited and translated into English in the Bibliotheca Indica Series by Hoernle, Calcutta, 1885-88; It is also edited with Abhayadeva's commentary for Ray Bahadur Dhanapatisimha, Calcutta, 1876 and in the Agamodaya Samiti Series, No. 28, Bombay, 1920. For a metrical version of this Sūtra, see Vardhamanadeśanā (III). The text of the Sūtra with introduction etc., is recently edited by Dr. P. L. Vaidya,
Poona, 1930. Its Gujrati Translation by D. B. Kalelkar with an introduction is published in the Punjabhai Jain Granthamālā, No. 4, Ahmedabad, 1931.
Agra. Nos. 95 to 100; 102 ; 103 ; 106 to 111; AM. 34; 68; 278 ; 370 ; Bengal. Nos. 7142 ; 7169 ; Bhand. III. No. 416; VI. No. 1110; Bik. Nos. 1533 ; BSC. Nos. 478; 479 ; Buh. II. Nos. 173 ; 174; Chani. Nos. 71 ; 534 ; 535; 893 ; DA. 9 (7, 8, 11-26, 53-56 ); DB. 3 (9-12); JA. 105 (I); 110 (12-14); JB. 30 (2 copies ); JHA. 6; 11 (3 c.); JHB. 9; Kaira. A. 64; KB. 1 (4); 3 (4); Kundi. Nos. 28; 84; 95; 284 ; 375; Limdi. Nos. 31; 139 ; 188 ; 259 ; 266 ; 311 ; 312; 314; 315; 376 ; 504; Mitra. VIII. p. 222 ; PAP. 59 (1-4; 6-7 ; 10; 13; 15-20; 22-24); PAPS. 13 (1-15); PAZB. 4( 2 ; 16 ; 19); Pet. I. A. p. 36; III. A: pp. 73 ; 146 ; Samb. Nos. 60; 75 ; SB. 1 (21); Strass. p. 397 ; Surat. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11 ; VB. 4 ( 43 ; 44); 5 (26-29); 6 (17) ; VC. 2 ( 19 ); VD: 3 (9;11); Vel. No. 1418-1421; Weber. II. Nos. 1798-1804.
(1) Vivarana composed in Sam, 1117 by Abhayadevasuri. AM. 34 ; 68; Bengal. No. 7142, Bik. No. 1533 ; Bod. No. 1338 , BSC. Nos. 478; 714; Buh. I. No. 55 ; II. No. 174; IV. No. 164 ; Chani. No. 71, DA. 9 (9-13; 53; 55); DB. 3 (9; 10); DC. pp. 1; 13; 42; JA. 110 ( 14 ); JB. 30 (2 copies ); Kaira. A. 64 ; KB. 1 (4); 3 (4); Keith. No. 33; Kiel. III. No. 144 ; Kundi. Nos. 28, 84; 95; 284 ; 375; Lindi. Nos. 51; 313; 352; 353; Mitra. VIII. p. 222 ; PAP. 59 (1; 3; 6; 17; 22), PAPS. 13 (1-6), PAZB. 4 (2); Pet. I A. p. 36 ; III. A. p. 73, IV. No. 1206 ; Samb. No. 192 ; SB. 1 (21), Strass. p. 397, Surat. 1, 5, 7, 11 ; VB. 4 ( 43, 44), 5