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 P. 2, V, An inscription engraved on the back of a Jain image in the Jain
temple at Rupāhell. It is dated Samvat 1505 (A. D. 1448) and records that the image was set up by Sä (Säha) Saliga, belonging to the Ukesa (Oswal) family and Malaya Gotra.
P. 5. VIII. An inscription engraved on the pedestal of a big brass image of
Adinātha at Achalgarh on Mt. Abü. It is dated the Samvat 1518 (A.D. 1461). It was set up by Sa (Saha). The consecration ceremony was performed by Lakshmisāgarasüri of Tapāgachchha.
P. 5. XI. A mutilated inscription engraved on the slab in the Digambara
Jain temple of Gadās at Sägāner in the Jaipur State. It is of the time of Pātisāha (Emperor) Shāh Jahar and Rājā Jaisimha (of Amber) and is dated the Samvat 171 (1) (A.D. 1654).
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Report on the working of the Rajputana Museum, Ajmer for 1927—Calcutta, 1928.
P. 3. V. An inscripsion engraved on the pedestal of the Jain image which
is missing, was found at Valichâ in the estate of Kanor in the Udaipur State. It is dated Samvat 1167 A.D. 1110) and records that Asapāla. son of Punjāka of the Naigama family migrated from Chitrakūta (Chitor) and established the image of Munisuvrata by the advice of Suvakirti the successor of the Acharya Sahasrakirti of Nanditaţa gachchha.
Pp. 3 & 4. IV. Chitorgarh (now in the Udaipur Museum) fragmentary inscri
ption of the time of Maharajadhiraja Rāņā Rayamalla of Chitorgarh. It is dated the Samvat 1556 (A.D. 1499). The fragment seems to be the lower right hand portion of the second slab of a Prasasti of some Jain temple (probably of Mahāvira) erected by Mantri Rajasimha.
The Prasasti was composed by Vimala, the pupil of Upadhyaya Sadhuharsha. The fragment contains the names of several Jain
Achāryas, Pandits and the predecessors of Rājasimha. Pp. 3 & 4. X. Chitorgarh fragmentary inscript
Chitorgarh fragmentary inscription now in the Udaipur Museum belonging to the Jain Kirtistambha at Chitor. It records that the pillar was erected by Jijāka, son of Sā (Sāha) Nāya of the Bagherwāl Caste.