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
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Chapter XII
Pp. 12-13. The Jain Scholars.
Pt. Todarmal-his works-Gomațsār Vachnika', Trailokyasar Vachnika, Atmanooshashan Vachnika, Purusharatha Siddhupāya Vachnika, and Moksa Prakasak.
Pt. Jaichandra CHHABRA wrote Commentaries on Sarwartha Siddhi, Parikshāmukh Aşta Pahuda Ravagam Gyänārņava, Maha Samuchhaya and others. BUDHGIAN, the writer of Budhgyan Satsai; DEEPCHAND LALCHAND and SAVARAM other writers, Pt. KISHAN SINGH prepared Kriya Kosh and Bhadra Bābu Charita. Pandita Manohar Lal SONI, the author of Dharma Pariksha. Pt. Jodhraj GODIKA wrote 'Samyukt Kaumudi', 'Karma Sarovar', 'Kanya Kosh', 'Pritankar Charita', 'Pravashan Sar', 'Bhavya Diepika Vachanikā', and 'Gnan Samudra'. Pt. Kushalchand KALA translated 'Hari Vamia Purān', 'Uttar Puran', etc. Pt. Daulat Ram KASLIWAL translated many books, Pandits DALURAM, DEVIDAS, Pannalal DURIWALA, Gumani Ram, Parasdas NIGOTIYA, Than SINGH, AJMERA, CHAIN, SUKH, JAIT RAM, Vaidya Amin Chand AJMERA and Swami CHANDMAL are other scholars.
Chapter XV-Fairs and Festivals.
P. 6. On Chaitra Shukla Purnimä every year a great Jain fair is held at Mahävirji (near Patunda Mahāvir Road station).
P. 9. Anant Chaturdashi falling on the 14th day in the bright half of Bhadrapad is a fast day for the Jains...,
P. 12. Bhadon, the most sacred month among the Jains. Important fairs of the Jains are held in the months of Asoj, Katik, Pos and Chait at several Places. On the 8th and 14th days of every month the Jains keep fast,
Chapter XVII-The Places of Interest.
P. 12. Amber, the ancient capital of the Jaipur State lies 7 miles to the North-East of Jaipur, some beautiful Jain temples.
P. 16. Sanganer, an old town, 7 miles from Jaipur towards the South. The famous Jain temple of Sanghiji, built some time in the 11th century, is next to the famous Jain temple at Dilwārä in excellence of artistic work and finish drawing a . richly adorned spire and a wonderful building standing on a high plinth.