महापुराण: Mahakavi Puspadanta's Mahapurana Vol-3 (2000) Sri Jain Shwetambar Tapagachh Sangh whose ancestors had emigrated during

whose ancestors had emigrated during the early decades of the nineteenth century to such remote countries and islands as Jamaica

the Buddhist philosopher and logician of seventh century AD

This question arises because we see temples that are not very old

The introduction sets the stage for the love story of Charudatta and Kadambari

महापुराण: Mahakavi Puspadanta's Mahapurana Vol-3 (2000) Sri Jain Shwetambar Tapagachh Sangh whose ancestors had emigrated duringThe Text of Mahpura or Tisatthimahpurisagulamkra of Puspadanta in this Volume is based upon three Mss. designated K, A and P which are fully collated. Occasional help for the purpose of settling the text was also derived from the Tippaa of Prabhcandra. I give below the full description of this material (1) K. This Ms. is fully described in my Introduction to Vol. I on pages xi and xii. The Uttarapura portion begins on leaf No 289 of this Ms. As this