3 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «राजपिंड»
Discover the use of
राजपिंड in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
राजपिंड and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Hindi literature.
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Sacitra Śrī Sthānāṅgasūtra: Mūla Pāṭha-Hindi-Aṅgrejī ...
Accepting any alms yï bR including food, garb and bowls from him is prohibited for an ascetic. This Ж ^ is because it involves defying the order of Tirthankars and many other ¡V faults related to code of seeking due to intimacy. u- Raj-pind — A ...
Amaramuni, Sudharamasvāmi, Śrīcanda Surānā Sarasa,
2004
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Chhed Sutra: Dashashrut Skandh, Brihat Kalp, Vyavahar : ... - Page 19
... vow (Mahavrat) faulty. ifi ц- LfJ (5) Royal food — A person who has been crowned as a king or one who ц. ijj is adorned with royal symbols is called Raja. The food prepared in his щ у; house is called royal food (Raj Pind). During the periods ...
Amaramuni, Śrīcanda Surānā Sarasa,
2005
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Illustrated Dashavaikalik Sutra:
Sannidhi — to store eatables, 11. Grihi amatra — to eat from the same plate with a householder, 12. Raj pind — food from a king's kitchen or very tasty and nutritious food, 13. Kimicchak — food from welfare kitchens which is given after asking ...
Śrīcanda Surānā Sarasa, Amaramuni,
1997