Jainism : The World of Conquerors
Author:
Dr. Natubhai Shah
Dr. Natubhai Shah
Published: 10.11.2015
Updated: 13.01.2016
Updated: 13.01.2016
- Abstract
- The World of the Conquerors
- Preface and Acknowledgements
- Transliteration and Pronunciation
- 1 ► Introduction
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2 ► History
- 2.1 ► Traditional History of The Origin of Jainism and The First Tirthankara
- 2.2 ► The Later Tirthankars
- 2.3 ► Vardhamana Mahavira
- 2.4 ► The Jain Sangha and Early Ascetics
- 2.5 ► Prominent Aacaaryas
- 2.6 ► Spread of Jainism and Royal Patronage
- 2.7 ► Popular Support
- 2.8 ► Decline and Revival
- 2.9 ► The Schisms
- 2.10 ► Jain Migration Abroad
- 2.11 ► Jainism in the Twentieth Century
- 3 ► Literature
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4 ► Religion
- 4.1 ► The Philosophy
- 4.2 ► The Path of Purification
- 4.3 (a) ► Nine Real Entities (Jiva)
- 4.3 (b) ► Ajiva
- 4.3 (c) ► Punya, Paapa, Aasrava, Bandha, Samvar, Nirjara and Moksa
- 4.4 ► Karma
- 4.5 ► Jain Logic, Psychology and The Theory of Knowledge
- 4.6 ► Jain Concept of Knowledge
- 4.7 ► The Concept of The Soul
- 4.8 ► Relativism
- 4.9 ► Spiritual Development
- 4.10 ► The Cosmos
- 4.11 ► Jain Ethics
- 4.12 ► Ahimsaa, Aparigraha, Anekaantavaada
- 4.13 ► Austerities
- 4.14 ► Jain Yoga and Meditation
- 4.15 ► The Scientificity of Jainism
- 5 ► Jain Community and Religious Practices
- 6 ► The Culture
- Apendix 1
- Apendix 2
- Apendix 3
- Apendix 4
- Apendix 5
- Apendix 6
- Apendix 7
Sources
Authors: Dr. Natubhai Shah
Publisher: Sussex Academic Press
Edition: 1998
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