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Prabhāvakacarita (Life of the Prominent) is a
Jaina text
devoted to history,
composed by Prabhācandra, an
acarya of the Śvetāmbara
tradition of Jainism...
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Stotra is in
Acharya Prabhachandrasuri's
Prabhavakacarita written in 1277 AD.
According to
Prabhavakacarita, he was born in Varanasi. His father's name...
- (833–836) was an
Indian king, of
Pratihara dynasty.
According to Jain
Prabhavakacarita,
Nagabhata II was
succeeded by Ramabhadra,
sometimes also
called Rama...
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flourished in 11th
century CE.
Prabhāvakacarita is a Jain text
devoted to history,
composed by him.
While Prabhāvakacarita is
dedicated to the
lives of...
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Brahma sutras, the Sri Bhasya. The 13th
century CE (1277 – 78) text
Prabhāvakacarita contains a
story of the Śvētāmbara
scholar Hemachandra. As Sharada...
- more like
fiction than
sober history".
Other early sources are the
Prabhavakacarita,
Prabandha Kosha and Bappabhattisuricarita,
which are Jain do****ents...
- soon rose to
prominence in the
Caulukya royal court.
According to the
Prabhavakacarita of Prabhācandra, the
earliest biography of Hemacandra, Jayasiṃha spotted...
- Paramātmaprakāśa, ed. A. N. Upadhye, Bombay, 1937. Prabhācandra.
Prabhāvakacarita, ed. Jinavijaya, Ahmedabad/Calcutta, 1940. Paiṇṇayasuttaṃ: Part 1,...
- 1235 CE non-canonical Śvetāmbara text
written in
Maharashtri Prakrit.
Prabhavakacarita - A 1278 CE text
written by
Acharya Prabhācandrasuri. Aamprabandha...
- rose to
prominence in the
Chaulukya royal court.
According to the
Prabhavakacarita of Prabhācandra, the
earliest biography of Hemachandra,
Jayasimha spotted...
