founder of Kharataragaccha (1017 A. D.); pupil of Vardhamānasūri of Candrakula and teacher of
the Navāṅgī commentator Abhayadevasūri; Dhaneśvara (a. of Surasundaricariya, composed in 1038
A. D.) and Jinacandra; Brahmin converted to Jainism (original name Śrīdhara, son of Kṛṣṇa);
brother of Buddhisāgara (pre-conversion name Śrīpati) (a. of Pañcagranthī).

--C. on Aṣṭakasaṅgraha of Haribhadra. written at Jalor in 1023 A. D.

--Kathānakakośa or Kathākośaprakaraṇa. composed in 1052 A. D.

--Caityavandanavivaraṇa. composed in 1040 A. D.

--Nirvāṇalīlāvatīkathā.

--Pañcaliṅgīprakaraṇa. JBhP. I. 1525. Jesalmere p. 20.

--Līlāvatīkathā. composed in 1036 A. D.

--Ṣaṭsthānakaprakaraṇa.

--Caturvim3śati(jina)stavana. Yamakastotra. (Beg. RSabhanAtha bhanAthanibhAnana) in 31
verses. Bomb. Uni. 2406 (7).

Ptd. Jainastotrasandoha Pt. I. pp. 210-13.

Jain. (Jñāna mandir, Baroda).

--Jātakapaddhati.

See Jaina Sid. Bhās. IV. iii. p. 187.

Jain.

--Porasīkulaka. Jesalmere Skt. Intro. p. 65.

Jain.

--Vīracariya (or Vīrajineśaracariu). Pkt. Peters. I. App. p. 93 (no. 156).

life of Jineśvarasūri, [Page280-b] pupil of Vardhamānasūri (11th Cent.); forming part of
Sumatigaṇi's Gaṇadharasārdhaśatakabṛhadvṛtti; separately ptd. as App. ‘Ka’, at the beginning
in the Singhi Jain Ser. 11, edn. of Jineśvara's Kathākośa.

and that of Hemakalaśa by a devotee of Ratnākara, pupil of Kṣemakīrti, pupil of
Vijayendusūri. BORI. 127 (22) of 1872-73. BORI. D. XIX. i. 226.

Jain. Jainagranthāvalī p. 280.

Jain. (Beg. yo vihAra nissaMgo). Peters. III. Extr. p. 23.

--Pārśvajinastavana (yamaka). 21 verses.

Ptd. Jainastotrasaṅgraha Pt. I. pp. 213-25.

Jain. grand-preceptor of the a. of Siddhāntaratnāvalī. Jainagranthāvalī p. 80. Peters. IV.
Extr. pp. 124-25.

--Vatsarāja-Ham3sarājacarita. Jain. JASB. 1908, p. 430b (no. 6651).

Jain. Jhalrapatan p. 70.

(1100-1150 A. D.) ref. to as a mīmām3saka, proficient in both the Bhāṭṭa and Prābhākara
systems, by Maṅkhuka in his Śrīkaṇṭhacarita (Canto 25. verses 46, 71-72); contemporary of
Maṅkhuka and Kalhaṇa. A verse of Jinduka is quoted in Sbhv. 2166. Cf. Jenduka.

See Sbhv. intro. p. 42 and also Contribution of Kashmir to Skt. Lit. p. 303.

--Kṣīrasādhana. Bud. Cordier II. p. 167. [Page281-a]

in Elu, Pāli and Skt. languages by Siri Nivāsa Tissa.

Ptd. with Eng. transl. Negombo: Colombo. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28. 978.

poet. Skm. p. 302 (Lahore edn.); no. 2184 (Calcutta edn.). See Jayoka.

of Bhillamāla family; father of Brahmagupta (a. of Khaṇḍakhādya, Rep. Hpr. 1895-1900, p. 11;
Brahmasiddhānta, BBRAS. 250. Cambr. 43. IO. 2768). Cf. J. nandana and J. suta.

tāntric teacher; grandson of Dīpakācārya; predecessor in the line of teachers of
Śivānanda; mentioned by him in his Ṛjuvimarśinī on Nityāṣoḍaśikārṇava, Vārāṇaseya
Skt. Uni. edn. p. 223; also on same p. in C. Artharatnāvalī on same text. Described by
Śivānanda as ‘Saṅketapuñja-prakāśaka’ which may or may not refer to a specific work.

Q. by Jambunātha Mahābhāṣyabhaṭṭa Sundararāja in his C. Dīpikā on Vākyakaraṇa, MD.
13497. Cf. Jiṣnu.

Q. by Yallaya the commentator on Laghumānasa of Mañjulācārya as Yantrajña, MD. 13475.
Cf. Jiṣṇu.

Bud. by Kṛṣṇapāda. Cordier III. p. 271.

med. IM. 8425B.

Skt. and Hindi. by Harirāya. Oxf. II. 1388. Same as Caraṇacihnamāhātmya.

Jain. unspecified. BP. pp. 184a. 202b. 205a. 224a. Chani 339 (with C.). Pattan I. pp. 391 (with
C.). 404.

--C. Ṭīkā. Chani 339. 3105.

--C. Cūrṇi. Chani 510. Gough p. 127. [Page281-b]

--C. Bhāsya. Chani 3423.

--C. Vṛtti. BP. pp. 184a. 200b. 202b. (3 mss.). 248b. JBhP. I. 976. Pattan I. p. 391.