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Vol. VIII (1905)-Agra.
P. 69. Number of Jains 12,953 may be 1.22% of the total population of the district.
P. 72. The Jains are scattered in all the district, but specially in the sub-division of Agra. They belong generally to the caste of the Banyas They are designated ordinarily under the name of Saraogis. They are engaged in trade and commerce. Among them are found some of the richest representatives of the community.
The village of Jarkhi counts 321 rich Jains, who have constructed there a magnificent temple.
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Vol. XXXIV (1904)-Nainital.
P. 99. The district counts only 40 Jains (census of 1901).
4. The Jains are established as merchants, principally in the two towns of Kashipur and Jaspur.
Vol. XXXIX (1905)-Rai Bareli.
Pp. 57-58. There are only about 50 Jains in the district of Rai Bareli and about half reside in the capital.
Vol. XL (1905)-Sitapur.
Pp. 51 and 60. There are 261 Jains in the district.
Pp. 59-60. sion of merchants.
Vol. XLI (1904)-Hardoi.
There are only 15 Jains in the district. They practise the profes
Vol. XLII (1905)-Kheri.
Pp. 66-67. In the district of Kheri, the Jains are only in the number of 21. They are merchants.
Vol. XLIII (1905) --- Fyzabad.
Pp. 57-58. The Jainism at Ayodhya. Five Tirthakaras, among which Risabha, were born at Ayodhya. In Samvat 1781, five Digambara temples were erected in their honour.
A Svetambara temple has been constructed in Samvat 1881.
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Vol. XLIV (1905)-Gonda.
Pp. 65-66. The Jains, in the number of only 8, inhabit the whole of Nawabganj, where they are engaged in trade.
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| SR No. | 016035 |
| Book Title | Jaina Bibliography Part 1 |
| 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 |