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।
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No. 526; SA. No. 526; Samb. No.
No. 479 ; V. No. 926 ; SG. No. 30. 212.
(II) Fortgag tror of Prabhācandra. List (Phaltan). Total VB. 9 ( 35 Gram. 800).
F ATAE composed in Sam. 1504, by YasasFurra JG. p. 143.
soma (Somacandra ). DB. 23 ( 62-67). (1) Vrtti. JG. p. 143.
See Kathāmahodadhi of Somacandragaņi. TOTEUTT is the name of Madhavacandra's com- * (?) Bhand. VI. No. 1118. mentary on Triloka sāra ( s. y.). .
Agarta in Sanskrit by Vatsarāja. JG. p. 336. FCI Limdi. No. 1698.
ģ997 also called Subhāşitakośa or Sūktāvali, is Teater in 59 Gathās ( Be :-vandittă arihante)
a collection of 172 stanzas in Sanskrit on Cal. X. No. 93.
moral conduct composed by Hari or *Trang composed in Sarn. 1572 by Lāvanyasa
Harişena, pupil of Vajrasena In the maya, pupil of Samayaratna of the Tapā
last stanza, the author refers to his Guru Gaccha. It contains 69 Gāthās. BK.
Vajrasena as the author of a Trisastisāra No. 895; KB. 1 ( 67 ); Limdi. No. 930.
and to himself as the author of a NemiTTF1 in Sanskrit prose, composed in Saro.
caritra. Karpuraprakara is published with 1489. Limdi. Nos. 541 ; 852 ; 930.
Jinasāgara's commentary and a Gujrathi antguara by Balacandra, pupil of Hari
translation by Harisankara Kalidas, bhadra ; its Gujarathi translation was
Ahmedabad, 1901 ; with the same compublished at Ahmedabad, A. D. 1886.
mentary and Somacandra's KathämahoThe text is published by JAS. Bhava
dadhi by Hiralal Hamsaraj, Jamnagar, nagar Series No. 56), A. D. 1916.
1916; and with the same commentary, The drama treats of the story of a king
by the JDPS., Bhavnagar, Sam. 1975. Vajräyudha, who like Sibi of the Hindu
Agra. Nos. 1126-1131 ; Bhand. VI. mythology, saves a dove from the falcon,
No. 1362, BK. No. 842, Bod. No. by offering his own flesh. Agra. No.
1414 ; Buh. II. No. 274 ; IV. Nos. 266; 2977; Hamsa. No. 238 ; JG. p. 336 ; !
267 ; Chani. No. 525 ; DA. 40 (15-18; SA, No. 238.
21-29); 75 ( 5; 6 ) ; DB. 23 ( 58-61 ); GU10 in Sanskrit by Padmanandin. Limdi.
Hamsa. Nos. 539 ; 915 , Idar. 92 ; JHA. No. 610 ; Pet. IV. Nos. 1442; 1443.
48; JHB. 48 ( 2c. ); Kath. No. 1355 ; Fiznes JG. p. 353.
Limdi. Nos. 671; 930 ; 1207; 1696 ; FUE Afragor of Nāgārjuna. KO. 180.
PAPS. 37 (121); 39 ( 39 ), 72 ( 36 );
Pet. I. No. 250; IV. No. 1217; SA. fehet Tur of Nāgavarman. AK. No. 122.
No. 430 ; SB. 2 (95; three copies ); कर्णाटकशब्दानुशासन in Sanskrit by Akalankadeva,
SG. No. 2395; Strass. p. 439; Surat. 1, composed in Sake 1526. The grammar
11; VB. 8 (1); 10 ( 4; 16); VC. 4 has four Padas and 592 Sutras; compare
( 22 ); Vel. No. 1798 ; Weber. II. No. Anekānta ; I. p. 335.
2014. (1) Bhāṣāmañjari in Sanskrit (s. v.);
(1) Tikā composed (in San. 1551cf. Anekānta I. p. 335.
· JG.) by Jinasāgara, pupil of Jinavardha(2) Mañjarimakaranda in Sanskrit ;
nasuri of the Kharatara Gaccha, probably cf. Anekānta L p. 335.
of the Pippalašākhā of it. See Vel. (1) Fiyag tror of Keśavasena (Kroņajisnu--
No. 1798 (Gram. 1260). Bengal. No. Bengal). Bengal. No. 1513 ; Pet. III.
6621 ; Bhand, VI. No. 1362; Buh. IV.