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Jain Scholarly Contributions

4 articles on Jain Scholarly Contributions from Sambodhi, Jinamanjari, Jain Journal A Quarterly on Jainology and other journals, published 1920–2016. Each entry has a summary of the article; open it for the full summary, citation and original PDF.

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Articles on Jain Scholarly Contributions

  1. महोपाध्याय क्षमाकल्याण जी रचित साहित्य

    By Maniguru Charanraj Arya Mehulprabhasagar · Sambodhi, 2016

    महोपाध्याय क्षमाकल्याण जी रचित साहित्य (The Literary Works of Mahopadhyaya Kshamakalyan Ji) by Maniguru Charanaraj Arya Mehulpraasar provides a biographical and bibliographical survey of Kshamakalyan Ji, a prominent Jain scholar of the early nineteenth…

  2. Niṣadhi Inscription at Kundādri Hill

    By G.K. Devarajaswami · Jinamanjari, 1998

    This article documents a Jain nisadhi (memorial) inscription found at Kundadri Hill in Karnataka’s Western Ghats, a site associated with Ācārya Kundakunda. The inscription, carved on a granite boulder near a manastambha dedicated to Tirthankara Pārśva, is in…

  3. Muni Jinvijayaji - A Life-long Researcher

    By Bhanwarmal Singhi · Jain Journal A Quarterly on Jainology, 1976

    Muni Jinvijayaji (born Kishan Singh, 1888) emerged from humble origins in the Rajput village of Roopaheli to become one of the twentieth century’s most respected Jain scholars. After his father’s death he grew up under the tutelage of a yati and entered the…

  4. Mahamahopadhyaya Dr. Satish Chandra Vidya-bhushana

    By Ajit Prasad · The Jaina Gazette, 1920

    Ajit Prasada’s obituary honours Mahamahopadhyaya Dr. Satish Chandra Vidya‑bhushana, principal of the Sanskrit College at Calcutta. The author mourns the sudden loss of this renowned scholar, noting that he specialised in Indian logic and assigned a high place…