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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Pp. 122-123. No. 3---Inscription on a slab in the navaranga of Pārsvanāth basti village Sringeri. Sringeri, Jaghir, Kadur dist, records gifts of lands and dues paid by some merchants for Jaina basodi 1160 A. D.- the Jaina basti set up in memory of a Marisetti descendent from Nijaya Nārāyana Santisetti of Nidugod near Belur. The inscription proves influence of Jainism in Sringeri.
P. 124. No. 4-At the same village Sringeri-inscription in Kannada language and character on the pedestal of the bronze image of Anantanātha in the Pārsvanātha basli at Sringeri-records the erection of Anantanātha image by Devanasetti of Halumidi 1523 A. D.
P. 124 No. 5-Inscription at the same basti on the pedestal of the bronze image of Chandranāth in Kannada language and character-records erection of image of Chandranatha Bommarasetti (1523 A. D.).
P. 125. Inscription No. 6-at the same bastı on the pedestal of stone image of Pärsvanātha in Garbhagriha says salutation to Parisanāth (1160 A. D.).
P. 219. Copper-plate inscripticn of Vijayanagara king Harihara II (S. 1302) found in Kadita in the Sringeri Matt in Kannada character and Sanskrit language speaks of Bhāratitirtha reduces to powder the teachings of Kshapanaku (Jainas).
P. 264 No. 57-Inscriptions in T.--Narsipur town, on the pedestal of Jaina image in front of the Taluq office in Kannada, mentions Mūlasangha. Desiva-gana, Pustakagachcha, Konda-Kundānvaya, 14th century; Jain image fully described.
List of inscriptions published in the reportPage No. Ins. No. Date Ruler 109
34th yr, of Ravithe reign. varma
Contents. Gift of some lands for the temples of Siddhas.
P. 239 No. 38--Inscription at the village Basavatti in the Hobli of Santemarahalli (Chämarājanagar. Tāluq, Mysore dist.). The destruction of basadis (Jain temples) is included in the imprecatory sentence in their grant as a great sin along with the slaying of cows of Brahmans etc. It is probable the author of the inscription was either a Jain or had great reverence for that religion,
P. 290. Repairs of Jain Basti at Nittur, Gubitan in 1932-33 at the cost of Rs. 3601/-.
P 292. Photographs of the Pārsvanātha temple village Bastihilli Dist. Hussan Nos. 405-410.
P. 293. śāntināth and Ādiśvara bostis–Jinanāthpura dist. Hassan Nos. 246-252. Akkana basti S-avana Belgola dist. Hassan Nos. 253-258.