Articles discussing Samudrasiiri
Some Interesting Cultural Data in the Bhuvanasundarī‑Kathā
M. A. Dhaky · Sambodhi, 2012
“In (S.J. 978 (A.D. 1053), a Jaina pontiff Vijayasimha-siri, disciple of Samudrasiiri of the Nagendra-kula—a branch of monks affiliated to the Svetambara sect—wrote in Maharastri Prakrit a ‘Katha’ or narrative class of work, namely Siri Buyanasundarikaha (Sri Bhuvanasundari-katha)' while sojourning, as per its colophon, in a sarhgha-matha or Fraternity-monastery located in Somesvaranagara (Prabhasa Patana).”
Some interesting Cultural Data in the "Bhuvanasundari-Katha"
M. A. Dhaky · Sambodhi, 2020
“In [$.]1S. 978 (A.D. 1053), a Jaina pontiff Vijayasimhha-siiri, disciple of Samudrasiiri of the Nagendra-kula—a branch of monks affiliated to the $vetambara sect—wrote in Maharas-ri Prakrit a ‘Katha’ or narrative class of work, namely Siri Buyanasundari-kaha (Sri Bhuvanasundari-katha)! while sojourning, as per its colophon, in a sangha-ma-ha or Fraternity-monastery located in Some$varanagara (Prabhasa Pa-ana).”