Jainendravyakaranam जैनन्द्रव्याकरणम्
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Script: DevanagariSummary: Vel. Cat. 23; Jainendravyakaranam is usually ascribed to Jainendra, but was actually composed by Pujyapada whose another name was Devanandin. Pujyapada was also the author of a commentary called Sarvarthasiddhi on the Tatwarthasutra and lived in Sake 651 according to an inscription at Laksmeswara.
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Asiatic Society of Mumbai | BD-49/4 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Not For Loan | DIGI | MS0748 |
Vel. Cat. 23; Jainendravyakaranam is usually ascribed to Jainendra, but was actually composed by Pujyapada whose another name was Devanandin. Pujyapada was also the author of a commentary called Sarvarthasiddhi on the Tatwarthasutra and lived in Sake 651 according to an inscription at Laksmeswara.