A Sanskrit Text titled”Gudhartha Tatvaloka” written by Dharmadatt Jha (bachcha Jha) a century ago, is widely considered a tough tome in Navya-nyaya(neo-logical) discipline of Indian philosophy and logic, not only due to its language but also the ideas within.
For ages, Indian Civilization has gifted the world in the various fields of literature with remarkable and unique piece of work. Amongst the various fields, the subject of "logic" has proved to be the most difficult tio comprehend for anyone.
One of the most challenging and complicated scripture named "GUDHARTHA TATVALOKA" in the field of logic was innovated by Shri Dharmadatta Zha around 100 years back. The text originally written in Sanskrit language consisting of only 28,800 alphabets has remained unchallenged by majority of scholars. Even at present, there are probably no more than five people in this world who can understand the text and explain it to others.
As we all know, Albert Einstein has gifted the world with his " Theory of Relativity". However, it was so complicated theat most scientists found it a difficult task to explain it to others.
From time to time history repeats itself. in the field of Scripture the same comparison could be made for the Sanskrit text mentioned above in terms of its complexity with that of Einstein's theory. Jain Monk named Shri Bhaktiyashvijayji has done an outstanding job in Sanskrit. The length, depth and the altitude of the text will leave readers astonished. Mysteries revealed in the text are simply incomparable to any. The long journey of segregating this great piece of literature began at only a young age of 21. The compilation was completed only within a year and a half, consisting of 28,80,000 alphabets, one of the LONGEST narrations of any Scripture at present. The new text has been named "YASHOLATA". dedicated and devoted to his guru, Jain Acharya Shri Yashovijaysuriji.
The sharp intellect of this scholar has opened gateways in the field of logic for others to study with very lucid explanation of mysteries buried deep in the original text.
The future generation will always be in debt and grateful, to have been privileged, to cherish the largest narration published in 14 volumes in Sanskrit, along with Gujarati narration.
To explain the same very lucidly, the Jain Monk has simplified his new narration text "YASHOLATA" with 90,000 verses i.e. 28,80,000 alphabets. This the new text named "YASHOLATA" is the "Longest Narration in the World of Sanskrit Scripture."
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