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Pañcāsara Jaina Temple

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Location Pañcāsara Jaina Temple , Paṭaṇa , Gujarat , India
People linked to this Place
  1. Motivijaya, sādhu, about Vi.Saṃ. 1851, pupil of Jñānavijaya, scribe
  2. Ṛṣabhavijaya,paṃnyāsa, śiṣya of Raṅgavijaya,about Vi.Saṃ. 1860, Tapāgaccha
  3. Motivijaya, sādhu, about Vi.Saṃ. 1851, pupil of Jñānavijaya, scribe
  4. Ṛṣabhavijaya,paṃnyāsa, śiṣya of Raṅgavijaya,about Vi.Saṃ. 1860, Tapāgaccha
  5. Motivijaya, sādhu, about Vi.Saṃ. 1851, pupil of Jñānavijaya, scribe
  6. Motivijaya, sādhu, about Vi.Saṃ. 1851, pupil of Jñānavijaya, scribe
  7. Ratana, śrāvikā, Vi.Saṃ. 1851, intended reader
  8. Ṛṣabhavijaya,paṃnyāsa, śiṣya of Raṅgavijaya,about Vi.Saṃ. 1860, Tapāgaccha
Events linked to this Place
  1. Manuscript copying (pratilekhana) of: Motivijaya
Roles linked to this Place
  1. Scribe (pratilekhaka) Motivijaya is: Scribe (pratilekhaka) of: Ratana
  • Scribe (pratilekhaka) Ṛṣabhavijaya is: Scribe (pratilekhaka)
    • Works linked to this Place
    1. [Copied] Nayasundara Śatrunjayauddhārarāśa [Vimalagiriuddhārarāsa/ Siddhācalauddhārarāsa]. [manuscript] Copied by Motivijaya, Pañcāsara Jaina Temple, Gujarat, Paṭaṇa, India. Muni Jaśavijaya Saṃgraha, Pāṭaṇa.
    2. [Copied] Ṛṣabhadāsa Śreṇikarāsa. [manuscript] Copied by Ṛṣabhavijaya187, Pañcāsara Jaina Temple, Gujarat, Paṭaṇa, India. .

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