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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(3) Do; of the time of Rajadhiraja Dungarasimhadeva of the town Copāchala
(Gwalior), dated Sam. 1510 (A. D. 1453), records the installation of the image of Sambhavanātha by Bham (=Bhandāri)-nätha. The image originally belonged to some Jain temple at Gwalior, but is now deposited
at the western entrance of the guest house at Alwar. (4) Do, on the back of a brass image of Dharmanātha, dated Sam. 1519
(A. D. 1462).
(5) Do, of Pärsvanātha dated Sam. 1559 (A. D. 1503).
(6) Do, on the pedestal of a stone image, dated Sam. 1826. (7) A Hindi poetical inscription in Chhappai metre on a wall of Devaka
Devarā at thana Ghazi in Alwar State, records that one Rāma, son of Rişabhadāsa of Khondukā sect of Patani clan (of Digambara Jains) built a mansion and a garden and consecrated the image of Deva (Devaji, a
snake God) Sam. 1809 (A. D. 1752). P. 7, Appendix A :
List of Antiquities in the Museum-A head of a Jain image at Adhāi Dinkā Jhomprā, donated by the Commissioner, Ajmer Merwara,
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Report, de, for the year ending 31st March, 1920. P. 2. Antiquities : Alwar State.
A Digambara Jain image of Sāntinātha of white marble the head being severed from the body. The pedestal has inscription dated Sam. 1195 (A. D. 1138).
Pp. 2-5. inscription copied : Alwar State
On the pedestal of the standing image of Anantanātha in the Digambara temple at Navgämā (Ramgarh Tahsil), dated Sam. 1175 (A. D. 1119).
Do, of the temple of Sāntinātha, dated Sam- 1195 (A. D. 1138).
Do, of a stone image in the Jain temple at Sundāņa, dated Sam. 1348 (A. D. 1291).
Do, on the back of a brass inage representing all the Tirthankaras in the Jain temple at the village of Kheļā, dated Sam. 1479 (A. D. 1412)
Do, on the pedestal (front and back) of a stone image in the Digambara Jain temple at Naugāmä, Alwar State, dated Sam. 1509 (A. D. 1452).