Hiralal Jain

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Jinamanjari

Vol. 25 · No. 01

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What Jainism Stands For (?)

Jainism is rooted in an ancient vision of social harmony and ethical living. According to Jain Puranas, early human society was peaceful, egalitarian, and content, without rulers or ownership.…

2002Vol. 25 · No. 01pp. 55–60

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Jinamanjari

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Jaina Architecture in Eastern India

By Binod Kumar Tiwary, Hiralal Jain

"This article explores the historical, archaeological, and iconographic dimensions of Jaina architecture in Eastern India—including Bengal (with Bangladesh), Bihar, parts of Uttar Pradesh, and…

2002Vol. 25 · No. 01pp. 14–17

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 9 · No. 1

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The Nagavamsis of Cakrakotya

By Hiralal Jain

This historical essay investigates the Nāgavamsis of Cakrakotya, a dynasty that ruled over parts of the central Indian plateau. Using inscriptions from Cakrakotya (present‑day Chhattisgarh) and…

March - 1933Vol. 9 · No. 1pp. 92–97

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 3 · No. 2

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Sri Magaradhvaja Yogi 700

By Hiralal Jain

This piece examines the legend of the Magaradhvaja Yogi as it appears in Indian folklore and Buddhist chronicles. Magaradhvaja is portrayed as an ascetic who lived near the route supposedly taken by…

June - 1927Vol. 3 · No. 2pp. 408–411

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The Jaina Gazette

Vol. 23 · No. 1

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Periods In The History Of Jainism.

By Hiralal Jain

**Summary of Periods in the History of Jainism** Jainism's history spans at least three thousand years, divided into five periods: Prehistoric (before 6th century BCE), Early Historic (6th century…

January - 1927Vol. 23 · No. 1pp. 15–21

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Vol. 1 · No. 3

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The Indian Historical Quarterly

Two Copperplate Charters of the Haihaya king Prthvideva II of the Cedi years 900 and 905

By Hiralal Jain

The two copperplate charters of Haihaya king Prthvideva II, dated to the Cedi years 900 and 905, were discovered in the village of Amodd, Janjgir tehsil, Central Provinces. Weighing 267 tolas and 238…

September - 1925Vol. 1 · No. 3pp. 406–414

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What Jainism Stands For (?)

Jaina Architecture in Eastern India

The Nagavamsis of Cakrakotya

Sri Magaradhvaja Yogi 700

Periods In The History Of Jainism.

Two Copperplate Charters of the Haihaya king Prthvideva II of the Cedi years 900 and 905

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