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Lakṣmīpurandara

Person Record
Kapadia, Hiralal Rasikdas (ed.), (1935), p 349. | work record
Label Lakṣmīpurandara, muni, Vṛdhakharatagaccha, disciple of Karpūrabhadra
Generic Name
  1. Lakṣmīpurandara
Honorific or Epithet
  1. paṇḍita
Religious Status
  1. Jaina monk (sādhu / muni)
Name and Monastic Position
  1. Lakṣmīpurandara, muni (muni)
Gender
  1. Male (puruṣa)
Religious Affiliation
  1. Jaina (Jaina){R}-Śvetāmbara (Śvetāmbara){D}-Mūrtipūjaka (Mūrtipūjaka){ST}-Vṛddhakharataragaccha (Vṛddhakharataragaccha){S}-Jinacandrasūriśākhā (Jinacandrasūriśākhā){SB}

Sources

  1. Śrīsāra, Muni (1630). | work record
Roles
  1. Scribe (pratilekhaka) of: Padmasundara, Upādhyāya Jambūsvāmyadhyayana (with Bālāvabodha) [Jambūdṛṣṭānta, Jambūcaritra, Jambūsvāmikathānaka]. [manuscript] Copied by Lakṣmīpurandara, Muni, Āsāḍhāgrāma / Asāḍā, Rajasthan, India. . ms. 693/1892-95, cat. 388, p 348-349
    Location: Āsāḍhāgrāma / Asāḍā, Rajasthan, India Āsāḍhāgrāma / Asāḍā, Rajasthan, India
    Indian dates: Wednesday (budhavāra) 2 Bright (śukla / śuddha) Jyeṣṭha (jyeṣṭha) 1899Vikrama saṃvat calendar (north India) (vikramasaṃvat (uttara bhārata))
    Gregorian dates: — 1842
  2. Preceptor (guru): Karpūrabhadra, muni, Vṛdhakharatagaccha, disciple of Satyavijaya, teacher of Lakṣmīpurandara
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