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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Archaeological Survey of Mysore-Annual Report-Bangalore, 1932.
Pp. 57-60. Nandi in Chikballapur Taluq Ascetic cave-Jaina monks lived in Ganga days.
P. 65. Gopināth hill--in Nandi-once an asylum of Jaina monks in Ganga days.
Pp. 161-162. An inscriptian at the town of Chikmagalur in the Hobli of Chikmagalur on a slab in a mound in the Agrahara street in Kannada language and characters-records the death of Jaina by sanyāsana Nisidige (in Kannada) the memorial monument Feb. 4, 1101 A.D.
P. 171. An inscription at the village of Mattavara in the Hobli of Chikmagalur Kadur Dist. on a slab set up in the enclosure of Pārsvanātha basli—in Kannada language and character-size 2' x 1'-3'-records the death of a Jain woman Chatavenganti- a native of Marula-Jina Jukavehatti 1400 A. D.
P. 171. At the village Mattavara-inscription on a slab in the Sukhanasi of the same Pārsvanātha basti in Kannada language and character--records. Influence of Jainism at the time of Hoysala king Vinayaditya, 11th century.
Pp. 189-190. Inscription on a 2nd Viragul near the temple of Dattatreyamatha at the village of Kelagur in the Hobali of Adur, Kadur dist. In Kannada language and characters--records the change of name of the Jaina king Bittideva to Vishnubardhan.
Pp. 240-241. In the village Hebbalaguppe of Heggadadevanakoti HobaliHeggadadevankote Tāluq inscription on a slab-to the left of Ajaneya temple (plate-XXIV) size 3' x 2-6" in Kannada language and character-records the grant of land for a Jaina temple of the time of Duggamara 825 A. D.-A Jaina temple in the neighbourhood.
List of inscriptions
Contents
Ruler Duggamara Grant of lands to Jain's temple.
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1615 . 171 15
Date 825 A.D. Feb. 4, 1101 C. 1400 A.D.
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Death of Jaina by Sanyāsana. Death of Jaina woman named Chattave ganti.