- The
Prakirnaka Sutras (also
known simply as the
Prakirnaka) are a
series of Jain
religious texts. Only ten of the
twenty Prakirnaka are
recognized by...
- Sukha; XII. Sthavira; XIII. Yamaka; XIV. Paṇḍita; XV. Bahuśruta; XVI.
Prakīrṇaka (?); XVII. Krodha; XVIII. Pruṣpa; XIX. Sahasra; XX. Śīla (?); XXI. Kṛtya...
- Autkarṣa (上行天) Tejomukhā (威徳顔天) Tejojālinī / Tejohvālāmālinī (威徳燄輪光天)
Prakīrṇakā (清浄天)
Below is a list of the
devas who are said to
dwell here:[citation...
-
included extra works (often of
disputed authorship)
named "supernumerary
Prakīrṇakas". The Paiṇṇaya
texts are
generally not
considered to have the same kind...
-
gamakas Sangita Ratnakara Sarngadeva c. 1230 CE
Hinduism Systematizes raga,
prakirnaka, prabandha, tala,
vadya and nritya;
Definitive text to
Carnatic and Hindustani...
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Nontheism Nontheistic religions Pantheism Post-monotheism Post-theism
Prakirnaka Sutra Syntheism Transcendence (religious) In
published writings, the term...
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Secondary 12 Upangas, 4 Mula-sutras, 6 Cheda-sutras, 2 Culika-sutras, 10
Prakirnakas Digambara Samaysara Pravachanasara Niyamsara Pancastikayasara Karmaprabhrita...
-
Ganita Kaumudi (Sanskrit: गणितकौमदी) is a
treatise on
mathematics written by
Indian mathematician Narayana Pandita in 1356. It was an
arithmetical treatise...
- CE),
Yogashastra commentary.
Malayagiri (c. 1093–1193 CE) tika on the
Prakirnaka entitled Joisakarandaga. The
Kalpasutra (Kalpasutra, Jinacaritra, section...
- climates,
sometimes as part of regalia, and is
called a chowrie, chāmara, or
prakirnaka in
South Asia and Tibet. In
Indonesian art, a fly-whisk is one of the...
