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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JUANA BIBLIOGRAPHY
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Nos. 1531. 'Sabdanuśāsana-vrtti (chintamani)', the commentary of Yaksavar
man on Säkațāyana. 1530. Sabdanuśāsana-vyakhya (Rupasiddhi)', commentary of an unknown
author on the 'Sabdanuśasana' of Sakațāyana. 1532-1533. Sabdanuśasana-vyakhya (Amoghavrtti)', other commentary on
Śäkatäyana. 1534—1538. 'Prakriya-samgraha', grammatical work according to the system
Sakatayana, by Abhayachandrasiddhantasüri. 1539. 'Linganušāsana’ of Sakațäyana. 1543. 'Jinendra-vyakarana-sútra'. The author is indicated under the
name of Pūjyapäda. 1544. Jainendra-dhatupatha, 1545. 'Prakriyāvatāra', grammatical treatise according to the Jainendra
school. The author is Nemichandra. 1612--1615. Namamala' of Dhananjaya, 1616 - 1619. "Nighantu-samaya' by Dhananjaya.
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S. R. BHANDARKAR. "Report of a Second Tour in search of Sanskrit Manuscripts made in Rajpurana and Central India in 1904-1905 and 1905-1906--Bombay, 1907.
Sec. 13, 15-31. The Jain libraries of Jesalmer; their organisation; the manuscripts that they contain The most important is the great Library annexed to the temple of Sambhavanātha constructed in Samvat 1497 (1441 A.D.). Among the manuscripts that it contains, two are particulary worthy of interest, the 'Vastupala-prasasti' by Jayasimha Kavi, and the 'Hammīra-mada-mardana', a play in five acts, dedicated to Vastupäla in Samvat 1286 by Jayasimha, disciple of Virasüri, and probably the same as the precedent. Sec. 33-34. Review on a pattāvali of the Kharatara sect, composed in all probability towards Samvat 1856 by Ksamakalyäņa, and which includes the names of 70 pontiffs, up to Jinaharsa.
Sec. 40, 47, 51. The Jain Libraries of Bikaner, Jodhpur and Mandsaur.
Sec, 59-60. Notes on the Jain Libraries in general. A catalogue of their collections would be in project.
Appendix I.--Analysis of inscriptions.
Nos. 1 and 2. Construction at Jesalmer of the temple of Chintāmaņi Pārsvanālha, which was dedicated in Samvat 1473 by Jinavardhana of Kharatara gaccha.