Jain Agamas: An Introduction to Canonical LiteratureK. L. Chanchreek, Mahesh Kumar Jain Provides Clear Analysis Of Vast Jain Literature And Contributes To The Understanding Of The Wider Question-Growth And Ramifications Of The Jaina Philosophical And Religion Conceptions. Focuses Of Jaina Canonical Literature Which Is Studied Under Eight Different Sections. |
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Jaina Canonical LiteratureI | 27 |
Jaina Canonical LiteratureII | 33 |
Sūtrakratānga Suyagadāmga | 62 |
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Abhayadeva according Agamodaya Samiti alms Anga Ariṣṭanemi ascetic Aśoka Aupapātika Sūtra austerities B. C. Law begging Bhagavati birth body Bombay Brāhmaṇa Brahmin Buddha Buddhist called Campā CANONICAL LITERATURE century A.D. clairvoyance colour commentary composed consists contains death deceit deeds delusion dharma Digambaras Digha disciples doctrine edited existence faith four gaṇadharas Gautama gotra greed guptis hell Hemacandra householder Ibid Indian Jacobi Jain Jaina Canonical Jaina Canonical Sutras Jaina Sūtras Jainism Jātaka Jinas jīva kāla Kalpasūtra karma king Kṛṣṇa Kumārapāla leśyā liberation living Magadha Mahāvīra means meditation mind monk Nandi Nikāya one's Pāli Pārśva partial transgressions passions penance perfection person philosophical pleasures possessed practise Prakrit preceptor Quoted by Law Rājagṛha religious renounced the world right knowledge sacred sages sāmāyika samsāra samvara Sanskrit senses sins soul stories subject to transmigration Sūtra Sūtrakṛtānga Sutta Śvetāmbara teacher things Tirthankaras treatise Upanga Uttaradhyayana Vasudeva verse worldly Yakṣa