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Dhanasiṃha

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Hultzsch, E. & Konow, S. (ed.), (1908), pp 153, 157, line 31. | work record
Label Dhanasiṃha, father of Vījaḍa, about VS 1350
Generic Name
  1. Dhanasiṃha
Religious Status
  1. Jaina layperson male (śrāvaka / upāsaka)
Gender
  1. Male (puruṣa)
Family Relationships
  1. Husband of: Dhāndhaladevī, mother of Vījaḍa, about Vi.Saṃ. 1350
  2. Son: Vījaḍa, about VS 1378, son of Dhanasiṃha
  3. Son: Śimadhara, about 1378, brother of Vījaḍa
  4. Son: Samarasiṃha, brother of Vījaḍa, about VS 1378
  5. Son: Vijapāla, brother of Vījaḍa, about VS 1378
  6. Son: Narapāla, brother of Vījaḍa, about VS 1378
  7. Son: Vīradhavala, brother of Vījaḍa, about VS 1378

Sources

  1. Hultzsch, E. & Konow, S. (ed.), (1908), pp 153, 157, line 31. | work record
  1. Hultzsch, E. & Konow, S. (ed.), (1908), pp 153, 157-158, line 35-36. | work record
  2. Hultzsch, E. & Konow, S. (ed.), (1908), pp 153, 158, line 34-36. | work record
  3. Hultzsch, E. & Konow, S. (ed.), (1908), pp 153, 158, line 35-36. | work record
  4. Hultzsch, E. & Konow, S. (ed.), (1908), pp 153, 158, line 35-37. | work record
  5. Hultzsch, E. & Konow, S. (ed.), (1908), pp 153, 158, line 35-37. | work record
  6. Hultzsch, E. & Konow, S. (ed.), (1908), pp 153, 158, line 35-37. | work record
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