Kalpasutra

SR No.: 020431
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Hermann Jacobi
Publisher: Leipzig
Publication Year: 1879
Total Pages: 191
Language: English
Classification: Book_English, Paryushan, & agam_kalpsutra
File Size: 11 MB

Page 122

Notes 1. Jinacaritra.
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It will be agreed that the statement of the Skandapurâņa has no weight at all, because its name is used to make modern compositions, such as the Mâhâtmyas, pass for ancient works. I cannot decide whether this chronological notice of the "Skandapurâna”, which obviously has an astrological purport, is based on an older tradition or not; I can only assert that I have found it nowhere except in the Kalpalatâ. It may be noticed that the birth of Mahavîra, according to the passage just quoted, falls in 411 B.C, or just 100 years before the beginning of the Seleucidan Era.
97) utpiñjalo bhộicam akulaḥ sa ivâ "caratî 'ty âcârakvipi çatari ca: çatrânasa (Hem. III 181) iti praksitalakshaņena mânâdece uppimjalamâini tte siddham tadbhûtâbhâtaçabdasyo 'pamârthatvad utpiñjalantî 'va S.
98) The passage in brackets is found only in CE and the Samdehavishaushadhi and Kiraņâyalî. The former commentary gives the following explanation : tac ca bahushy âdarçeshu na drishtam. tasyâ api vâcanâyâ upari kaçcid vyâ cashțe iti tatrâ 'pi kimcid vivriyate. piyaţthayâe prîtyartham; piyam niveemo priyam ishtam vastu putrajanmalakshanam nivedayâmaḥ; piyam te bhavau etac ca priyanivedanam priyam bhavatv iti (these are the words of the dâsîs who announce the birth of Mahâvîra to the king) tasyâ dânam maudavajjam ti mukutasya râjacihnatvật strîņâın câ 'nucitatvật tasye 'ti tadvarjanam; jahâ mâliyam yatha dhâritam, mala-malla dhâraạe iti yathâ parihitam ity arthah umoyam ayamucyate paridhîyate yah so 'vamocakaḥ âbharaṇam tam matthae dhoya () añgapraticârikûnâm mastakâni kshâlayati dâsatvâpanayanârtham, svâminâ dhautamastakasya hi dâsatvam apagacchatî 'ti lokavyavahâraḥ. S. A similar passage is found in the Tikâ of the Uttarâdhyayana 18,51, where king Bala, on receiving the news that a son is born to him, tesim padicâriyâņam muudavajjam sarîrâlamkâram daluyai, matthae dhovati, viulum paidānam dalayati.
100) mañcâ mâlakâḥ prekshaņakadrashtrijanopaveçananimittam atimañcâs teshâm api upari ye ..... lâiyam chagaņādina bhûmau lepanam; ulloiyam saţikâdina kutyâdishu dhavalanam tâbhyâm mahitarni pûjitam, tair eva va mahitam pûjanam yatra tat tathâ; anye tu: liptam ullocitam ullocayuktam mahitam ce iti vyacakshate. S.
Dardara is sandal brought from Dardara. — It is the custom in India, up to this day, to decorate walls with impressions of a painted hand with the fingers stretched out.
uvaciya-vamdana-ghada-sukaya - torana - padiduvära-desabhagam ti påthaḥ. tatro 'pacitâ niveçitâ vandanaghatâc ca mažīgalyakalaçâh sushtu kritatoraņâni ca dvâradeçabhâgân prati yasmiņs tat tathâ. S.
jalla varatråkhelakâḥ, râjñaḥ stotrapâţhakâ ity anye, .... vidambakâ vidûshakâ vailambakâ vâ ye samukhavikāram utplutyo'tplutya nrityanti .... lâsaka ye râsakan dadati jayaçabdaprayoktaro vâ bhanda ity arthaḥ .... lañkhâ vamçâgrakhelaka, mañkhâç citra