Jaina Bibliography Part 1

SR No.: 016035
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: A N Upadhye
Publisher: Veer Seva Mandir Trust
Publication Year: 1982
Total Pages: 1070
Language: English
Classification: Dictionary & Dictionary
File Size: 17 MB

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JAINA BIBLIOGRAPHY
Nos.
451. "Ganakakumudakaumud?",
commentary of Sumatiharṣagani
on the
"Karanakutühala", an astronomical treatise of Bhaskara. This commentator lived in the 17th century; he belonged to the Añcalika sect and was the disciple of Harşaratnagani himself the disciple of Udayarajaganti. 485-487. "Arambhasiddhi", astrological treatises by Udayaprabhadevasüri, with
the commentary of Hemahamsa. 556. "Jyotisasaroddhära" of Harsakirtisüri.
102
99
List of Sanskrit, Jaina and Hindi manuscripts purchased by order of Government and deposited in the Sanskrit College, Benaras, during 1897, 1898, 1899, 1900 and 1901. --Allahabad, 1902.
Pp. 37-38. Of the introduction. Alphabetical list of the Jain manuscripts, of which there is a talk in the work.
Pp. 110-119. List of 46 Jain manuscripts collected during the year 1898. List of 16 Jain manuscripts collected during the year 1899.
Pp. 166-167.
103
Syamsundar DAS. Annual Report on the search for Hindi manuscripts for the year 1900-Allahabad, 1903.
Each of the manuscripts mentioned in the catalogue is the object of a concise review accompanied by the introduction and the conclusion of the original text. It is convenient to mark out the following Jain manuscripts:
Nos.
91. "Srisilarasa", history of Sila, son of Neminatha, by Vijayadeva.
94. "Srisatarabhedapija", treatise on the 17 manners of adoring Jina Deva, by Gunasagara.
95. "Prthivicandraguṇa sāgaragila", without the name of the author.
97. "Bhagavaligia", hymn in honour of the goddess Sarasvati, according to the Jain faith, by Vidyäkamalla.
101. "Ekabharabhasa", short treatise on Jainism, by Dyänatei.
102. "Bhupalacaubts", translation in Hindi verse, by Bhüdharamalla, of a Sanskrit work of Bbupala on Jainism.
103. Visapalarabhasa", Hindi translation of a Jain stotra entitled "Virapahara"."