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Listing of Jain Books – 1 Name Author Publisher Place/Year/# of Pages Ahimsa-The Science of Peace Surendra Bothara Prakrit Bharati Academy Jaipur 1937 132 Anekantvada Haristya Bhattacharya Sri Jaina Atmanand Sabha Bhavnagar 1953 208 Anekantvada-Central Philosophy of B. K. Motilal L. D. Indology Ahmedabad 1981 Jainism 72 Aspects of Jain Art and Architecture U. P. Shah and M. A. Dhaky Mahavir Nirvan Samiti, Gujarat Ahmedabad 1975 480 Aspects of Jaina monasticism Nathmal Tatia and Muni Today & Tomorrow Publi. New Delhi 1981 Mahendra Kumar 134 Atmasiddhi Shastra Shrimad Rajchandra Rajchandra Gyan Pracharak Ahmedabad 1978 Sabha 104 Bhagwan Mahavir and His Relevance Narendra Bhanawat Akhil Bharatvarshiya Sa. Jain Bikaner 221 In Modern Times Bright Once In Jainism J. L. Jaini Mahesh Chandra Jain Allahabad 1926 15 Canonical Litrature of Jainas H. R. Kapadia H. R. Kapadia Surat 1941 272 Comparative Study of (the) Jaina Y. J. Padmarajah Jain Sahitya Vikas Mandal Bombay 1963 Theories of Reality and Knowledge 423 Comparative Study of Jainism and Sital Prasad Sri Satguru Publi. Delhi 1982 Buddhism 304 Comprehensive History of Jainism Asim Kumar Chatterjee Firma KLM (P) Limited Calcutta 1978 400 Contribution of Jain Writers To Indian Buddha Malji Munshi Jain Swetambar Terapanthi Culcutta 1964 Languages Sabha, 28 Contribution of Jainism To Indian R. C. Dwivedi (Ed.) Motilal Banarasidas Delhi 1975 Culture 306 Cosmology : Old and New C. R. Jain The Trustees of The J.L.Jaini's Indore 1982 Estate 255 Dasaveyaliyasutta Ernst Leumann and Tr: The Manager of Sheth Anandji Ahmedabad 1932 Schubring Kalyanji 130 Dictionary of Jaina Biography Umrao Singh Tank Central Jaina Publishing Arrah 1917 House 132 Doctrine of Jainas Walter Schubring and Motilal Banarasidas Delhi 1978 Tr.Wohgang Beurlen 336 The Doctriness of Jainism Vallabhsuri Smarak Nidhi Bombay 1961 80 Doctrine of Karman In Jain Philosophy Helmuth Glasenapp. Vijibai Jivanlal Panalal Charity Bombay 1942 Tr.G.D.Gifford Fund 104 Early Jainism K.K.Dixit L.D.Institute of `Indology Ahmedabad 1978 99 Elements of Jainism A.C.Sen Indian Publicity Society Culcutta 1953 83 Encyclopedia of Jainism P.C.Nahar and K.C.Ghosh Satguru Publications Delhi 1988 750 Epitome of Jainism K.B.Jindal Munshiram.M.LaL Delhi 1988 234 Epitome of Jainism Puran Chand Nahar Gulab Kumari Library Calcutta 1917 705 Essence of Jainism Ganesh Lalwani Jain Bhawan Calcutta 1966 37 Essence of Jainism Puran Chand Samsookha Jain Bhawan Calcutta 1976 48 Essence of Jainism Pandit Sukhlalji. And L.D.Institute of Indology Ahmedabad 1988 Tr.R.S.Betai 204 Facets of Jaina Religiousness In L.M.Joshi L.D.Institute of Indology Ahmedabad 1981 Comperative Light 78 Ganadharavada Pandit D.D.Malvania and Gujarat Vidya Sabha Ahmedabad 1966 Tr.E.Solomon 310 Handbook of Jainology Muni Bhuvanbhanusurisvarji Vishva Kalyan Trust Mehsana 1987 240 Heart of jainism Sinclair Stevenson Humphry Milford XXX 1915 Heart of Jainism Sinclair Stevenson Oxford University Press Bombay 1916 Historical Facts About Jainism Jain Association XXX 1925 127 History and Litrature of Jainism V.D.Barodia Jain Graduates Asson. Bombay 1909 138 History of Canonical Litrature of Jainas Hiralal Rasikdas Kapadia H.R.Kapadia Surat 1942 284 History of the Jainas Asim Kumar Roy Gitanjali Publishing House New Delhi 1984 179 History of Indian Literature vol.2 (Jain M.Winternitz Calcutta 1933 Lit.) History of Jain Monachism S.B.Deo Poona 1956 Indian Sect of Jainas J.G.Buhler and Sunil Gupta Calcutta 1963 Tr.Jas.Burgess 64 Interpretation of Jaina Ethics Charlotte Krause Yashovijaya Jain Granthmala Bhavnagar 1929 37 Introduction to Jainism Dewen Bahadur and Jain Mittra Mandal Delhi 1979 78 A.B.Lathe Isibhasiyaim Walther Schubring Tras. L.D.Institute of Indology Ahmedabad Jain Art and Architecture. Volume:1-2- A.Ghosh Bharatiya Jnanapitha New Delhi 1974 3 201 Jain Art and Architacture. Volume:1-2- A.Ghosh Bhartiya Jnanapitha New Delhi 1975 3 207 Jain Bibliography Chhotelal Jain Satish Chandra Seal Calcutta 1945 380 Jain Community-A Social Survey Vilas A.Sanghave Popular Prakashan Bombay 1980 456 Jain Cosmology Collet Caillat Ravi kumar Publishers Basel 1981 200 Jaina Culture Mohanlal Mehta P.V.Research Institute Varanasi 1969 152 Jaindarshan T.K.Tukol Stanfoard University Press XXX 1978 270 Jain Dharma Sara Dhirajlal Tokarshi Shah. Jain Marg Aradhak Samiti Adoni 1965 And Tr.Barill 614 Jaina Iconography B.C.Bhattacharya Motilal Banarasidas Varanasi 1974 171 Jain Law C.R.Jain Devendra Printing & Madras 1926 Publishing Company 285 Jain Monastic Jurisprudence Deo Shantaram Jain Cultural Research Society Banaras 1960 Bhalchandra 87 Jaina Path of Purification Padmanabh S. Jaini Motilal Banarasidas Delhi 1979 357 Jaina Penance Champat Rai Jain The Indian Press Limited Ahmedabad 1930 178 Jain Philosophy and Modern Science Nagaraj Kanpur 1959 Jain Philosophy of Non-Absolutism S.Mukerji Calcutta 1944 Jaina Prayer Bhattsatya Bhattacharya University of Calcutta Calcutta 1964 117 Jaina Psychology C.R.Jain Jaina Parishad Publishing Bijnor 1939 64 House Jaina Psychology Mohanlal Mehta Sohanlal Jain Dharma Amritsar 1955 Pracharak Sabha 220 Jaina Puja Champat rai Jain Vira Office Bijnor 1926 48 Jain Religion & Literature H.R.Kapadia Motilal Banarasidas Delhi 1944 197 Jain Sects and Schools Uttam Kamal jain Concept Publishing Company New Delhi 1975 162 Jainas In the History of Indian Maurice Winternitz and Jaina Sahitya Samshodhka Ahmedabad 1946 Literature Jinavijaya Pratisthan 62 The Jainas of India J.L.Jaini The Jain Mittra Mandal Delhi 1921 13 Jaina system of Education B.C.dasgupta Calcutta 1942 Jaina Stories Muni Mahendra Kumarji Arihant Prakashan Calcutta 1976 182 Jaina Yoga (Survey of Mediaeval- R.Villiams Oxford University Press London 1963 Sravakacaras) 296 Jainism Colette Caillat and Macmilan Company of India Delhi 1974 92 A.N.Upadhye Limited Jainism Gurbachan Singh Punjab University Chandigarh 1975 114 Jainism Virchand.R.Gandhi XXX 1912 64 Jainism N.R.Guseva Sindhu Publications Private Bombay 1971 Limited 119 Jainism Herbert Worren Vallabhsuri Smarak Nidhi Bombay 1961 144 Jainism-A New Look N.Madhava Rao BAPPCO Bangalore 1981 88 Jainism and Karnataka Culture S.R.Sharma Dharwar 1940 Jainism and Modern Thought M.M.Shroff Author Bombay 1956 188 Jainism, Christiany and Science C.R.Jain Indian Press Limited Allahabad 1930 206 Jainism Explained Paul Marett Jain Samaj Europe Leicester 1985 96 Jainism in Gujarat C.B.Sheth Deccan College Poona 1953 280 Jainism in South India P.B.Desai Sholapur 1957 Jainism in Nutshell Muni Kirtivijay and Jain Jnan Mandir,Dadar Bombay 1957 Tr.Badami 80 Jainism-Not Atheism H.Warren Parishad Publications Bijnor 1929 34 Jinist Studies Otto Stein and Jinvijayji Jaina Sahitya Samshodhaka Ahmedabad 1948 Pratisthan 132 Jain Law J.L.Jaini Central Jaina Publishing Arrah 1916 House 130 Jain Logic or Nyaya Champak Rai Jain Jain Parishad Bijnor 1934 26 Jain Philosophy Virchand.R.Gandhi Venichand Surchand Shah Bombay 1924 375 Jain Philosophy Virchand.R.Gandhi Venichand Surchand Shah Bombay 1927 375 Jain Philosophy (Historyical Outlines) Narendranath Bhattacharya Munshiram Manoharlal XXX 1976 220 Jain Philosophy of Non-Absolutism Satkari Mukarjee Bharati Jaina Parishad Calcutta 1944 323 Jain System of Education D.C.Dasgupta Bharti Maha Vidyalaya Calcutta 1942 134 Jain View of Life Jain Samskriti Sholapur 1967 Samrakshaka Sangha 212 Jin Darshan Muni Bhadrabahuvijayji Vishva Kalyan Trust Mehsana 1989 72 Karma Philosophy Virchand.R.Gandhi D.L.Trust Bombay 1913 166 Key of knowledge C.R.Jain XXX 1928 892 Life in Ancient India As Depicted in Jagdish chandra Jain New Bould Company Bombay 1947 Jain Canonical Literature 420 Life Story of Shri Parshvanatha Harsha Vimalji World Jain Mission Aliganj 1955 46 Lord Mahavira Boolchand Jain Cultural Research Society Banaras 1948 115 Lord Mahavira Akshaya Kumar Jain Meena Toharti New Delhi 1975 115 Lord Mahavira and His Teachings A.N.Upadhye Vallabhsuri Smarak Nidhi Bombay 1961 60 Lord Mahavira and His Times Kailas Chandra Jain Motilal Banarasidas Delhi 1974 406 Lord Mahavir and Jainism Ramanlal.C.shah Vallabhsuri Smarak Nidhi Bombay 1975 22 Lord Mahavir:His Life and Doctrines Puranchand Samsookha Jain Swetambar Terapanthi Calcutta 1957 Mahasabha 107 Mahavir and His Mission Bhikhalal.D.Kapasi Ahmedabad 1927 32 Mahavir and His Teachings A.N.Upadhye[Ed] Bhagvan Mahavir 2500th Bombay 1977 Nirvan Mahotsava 462 Mahavir-The Great Hero A.J.Sunawala Cambridge University Press London 1934 7 Mahavira:His Life and Teachings Bimala Charan Law Luzac & Company London 1937 113 Mahavira:His Times and His Hiralal Jain and Bharatiya Gnanpith New Delhi 1974 Philosophy of Life A.N.Upadhye 60 Mantra Shastra and Jainism A.S.Altekar Jain Cultural Reasearch Banares 14 Society Manuscript Illustration of W.Norman Brown American Oriental Society New Haven 1941 Uttarachayana Sutra Masterpieces of Kalpasutra Paintings Sarabhai Nawab Jain Art Publication Ahmedabad 1956 82 Mediaval Jainism B.L.Salatore Bombay 1938 Metaphysics and Ethics of Jainas Harmann Jacobi Hirachand Nemchand Doshi Sholapur 1914 26 Miniature Paintings of The Jaina W. Norman Brown Smithsonion Institute Washington 1934 Kalpasutra Early Indian Western Style 66 Notes On Jaina Art Ananda.K.Kumaraswami W.Griggs and Sons Limited London 1914 94 Niyamsara Uggar Sain Central Jain Publishing House Lucknow 1931 78 Omniscience C.R.Jain Digambara Jaina Parishad Bijnore 1935 30 On the Indian Sect of The Jainas J.G.Buhler Luzac & Company London 1903 79 On The Literature of the Swetambaras Johannes Hertel Harshchand Bhurabhai Banares
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  • Jain Award Boy Scout Workbook Green Stage 2

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