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Bhāgyaratna

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Deśāī, Mohanalāla Dalīcanda & Koṭhārī, Jayanta (1987), p 105, Work No. 1456, line Ms.no. 28. | work record
Label Bhāgyaratna, scribe of Śālibhadramunicatuṣpadikārāsa
Generic Name
  1. Bhāgyaratna
Religious Status
  1. Jaina monk (sādhu / muni)
Name and Monastic Position
  1. Bhāgyaratna, muni (muni)

Sources

  1. Deśāī, Mohanalāla Dalīcanda & Koṭhārī, Jayanta (1987), p 105, Work No. 1456, line Ms.no.28. | work record
Gender
  1. Male (puruṣa)
Religious Affiliation
  1. Jaina (Jaina){R}

Sources

  1. Deśāī, Mohanalāla Dalīcanda & Koṭhārī, Jayanta (1987), p 105, Work No. 1456, line Ms.no. 28. | work record
Events
  1. Manuscript copying (pratilekhana)

Sources

  1. Deśāī, Mohanalāla Dalīcanda & Koṭhārī, Jayanta (1987), p 105, Work No. 1456, line Ms.no.28. | work record
Roles
  1. Scribe (pratilekhaka) of:
    Object: Manuscript (hastalekha)
    Event: Manuscript copying (pratilekhana) Rājasamudra (Jinarāja) Śālibhadramunicatuṣpadikārāsa. [manuscript] Copied by Bhāgyaratna. Kheḍā Bhaṇḍāra (L.D. Institute of Indology), Ahamadābāda, ms. Dābaḍā 2, no. 41, pp 19-15.
    Location: Kheḍā Bhaṇḍāra (L.D. Institute of Indology), Ahamadābāda

Sources

  1. Deśāī, Mohanalāla Dalīcanda & Koṭhārī, Jayanta (1987), p 105, Work No. 1456, line Ms.no.28. | work record
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Detail of 13th century Digambare image-canopy (Pratimā-vitāna) from Hiṅgalājagaṛh (Maṇḍasaur), Central Museum Indore. Photo Credit: Ingrid Schoon 23.12.2019.