Jain Miniature Paintings from Western India c14.115

c14.115

Jambūdvīpa, a cloth painting, 53-54; its æsthetic qualities, 54. Jain Granth Bhaṇḍār, Chhaṇī, 29. Jain or Śvetāmbara Jain; nomenclature of Western Indian School on sectarian basis, 22; views of Dr. Coomaraswamy and Professor Norman Brown, ib.; views of Sarabhai Nawab, 23. Jain Tāḍpatrīya Pustak Bhaṇḍār, 48. Jaipur, a source of *peorī*, 83. Jaisalmer Jñāna Bhaṇḍār, 1, 4; illustrated palm-leaf paintings, 45; discovered by Jinavijayaji, 31; wooden panel depicting Jinadatta, 57; another wooden panel depicting disputation between Kumuda-chandra and Devasūri, 59 ff; 72, 121, 164, 165. Jambūsvāmī, 145. Jasavijaya Muni, 47. Jaunpur, an illustrated manuscript from, 24, 38, 148. Jāvalpur, Jain Bhaṇḍār at, 45. Jaya Simha, 28; requesting Hemachandra to write his *Siddha-Haima Vyākaraṇa* 34. Jayasūrīsvaraji, his *Kalpasūtra* manuscript, 38, 148. Jinabhadra Sūri, established many Jain Bhaṇḍārs, 45. Jinachandra Sūri, 37. Jinadatta Sūri, represented on a wooden panel from Jaisalmer, 57; his life, 58; 121, 122. Jinarakshita, represented on a wooden panel, 57. Jinavijayaji, 31, 41, 57, 58, 59, 72. Jineśvara Sūri, illustrated in *Paryuṣaṇā Kalpa*, 31. Jñāna Bhaṇḍārs, their origin and development, 2; their great founders and patrons, 2-3; varied nature of literature kept in the Jñāna Bhaṇḍāras, 3; famous Jñāna Bhaṇḍārs, 3.