- Muni
Jinvijayji (27
January 1888 ― 3 June 1976) was a
scholar of orientalism, archeology,
indology and
Jainism from India.
Jinvijay was born in Rupaheli...
- of the book were
discovered in Jain
libraries by Muni
Jinavijaya.
According to Muni
Jinavijaya, the work was
written before the
conquest by
Ghori in 1192...
- Kharataragacchabṛhadgurvāvalī, ed. Muni
Jinavijaya, Bombay, 1956. Kharataragacchapaṭṭāvalīsaṃgraha, ed. Muni
Jinavijaya, Calcutta, 1932. Kundakunda-Bhāratī...
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towards the end of his career. King
Sudhanwa is
referred to not only by
Jinavijaya but also by
biographers like
Madhava and Sadánanda." Citsukha's Brhat-Sankara...
- 26
January 2025. Law,
Bimla Charn. "Tribes in
Ancient India". p. 231.
Jinavijaya, Muni. "Vividha Tīrtha Kalpa".
Jaina Trust, Shri
Anandji Kalyanji Pedhi...
-
appropriated by the
Hindus under different names of
Hindu deities. In 1916, Muni
Jinavijaya published Vijnaptitriveni,
which is a
detailed report about the author's...
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appropriated by
Hindus under different names of
Hindu deities. In 1916, Muni
Jinavijaya published Vijnaptitriveni,
which is a
detailed report about the author's...
-
Parshvanth Stavan,
Bhanvarlal Nahta, Shri
Gaudi Parchvanath Tirth, Muni
Jinavijaya Abhinandan Granth, Ed.
Dalsukh Malvania,
Jinavijayaji Samman Samiti, Jaipur...
- Jainism.
Scholar H.R.
Kapadia attributes eighty-seven
works to Haribhadra,
Jinavijaya attributes twenty-six and
Sukhlal Sanghvi attributes forty-seven. Some...
- 94-100)
Chandaraju 2011.
Vividha Tirtha Kalpa of Jinaprabhasuri, Editor:
Jinavijaya,
Simghi Jain Granthmala, 1934, p. 97, 101
Telangana Tourism.
Pratap 2017...
