Trishashti Shalaka Purusha Caritra
by Helen M. Johnson | 1931 | 742,503 words
This is the English translation of the Trishashti Shalaka Purusha Charita (literally “The lives of the sixty-three illustrious People”), a Sanskrit epic poem written by Hemachandra in the twelfth century. The work relates the history and legends of important figures in the Jain faith. These 63 persons include: the twenty four tirthankaras , the t...
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Tattva 2: Ajīva (non-soul)
A. Arūpin (Formless).
1. Dharmāstikāya (Medium of motion).
2. Adharmāstikāya (Medium of rest).
- Skandha.
- Deśa.
- Pradeśa.
3. Ākāśāstikāya (Space).
- Skandha.
- Deśa.
- Pradeśa.
4. Kāla (Time).
B. Rūpin (With form).
5. Pudgalāstikāya (Matter).
- Skandha.
- Deśa.
- Pradeśa.
- Paramāṇu (Atom).
See: Jīvājīvābhigama.
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