- (1840 CE
Nagaur includes Jnatis), B(1840
Chittor includes Jnatis ), C (1450CE), D(1822-1826 CE), E (1880CE,
includes Jnatis). Amer-Jaipur Pattavali, given...
- from", e.g., dvi·já- "twice-born"; jantú "child, offspring; creature";
jñāt́í "kinsman, relative"; jananī "mother, birth-giver"; jána- "people, person...
- dense) →
thera (not tthera), dhyāna (meditation) → jhāna (not jjhāna),
jñāti (intelligence) → ñāti (not ññāti) When ****imilation
would produce a sequence...
-
Nivrati Kula
Chandra Kula
Vidyadhara Kula
Nagendra Kula
Gohadra Kula
Modern Jnatis of
shravakas are not mentioned, with the
exception of a late
image of about...
-
texts refer to them as Jñāta; and
northern Buddhist texts contain the form
Jñāti of the name. The name Nāya is the Prākrit form of the
Sanskrit word jñāta...
- in Kali Yuga.
Brahmakshetra Mahatmaya (written
after 10th century), the
jnati-purana of
Khedaval Brahmins, is a
chief source of the
mythological history...
-
minister of the king of Gujarat, who was a
connoisseur of art.
Jyesthimall Jnati ane
Malla Puran (1948) is a Jain m****cript
published with notes. Jagannathpuri...
-
Navnat (Nav = nine, nat = nyat or
jnati) Jain
community emerged as a
result of
blending of
several smaller Jain
communities in East
Africa as well as...
