Answer

Āchārya Haribhadra Sūri is traditionally said to have composed a very large number of works — often given in Jain tradition as 1,444 granthas.

However, only a much smaller number of works are available and clearly known today.

Some well-known works attributed to Āchārya Haribhadra Sūri include:

• Ṣaḍdarśana-samuccaya
• Yogabindu
• Yogadṛṣṭisamuccaya
• Yogaśataka
• Dharmabindu
• Upadeśapada
• Anekāntajayapatākā
• Śāstravārtāsamuccaya
• Samarāiccakahā / Samarāiccakathā
• Samaraiccakahā is especially known as an important Jain narrative work in Prakrit.

Explanation

The number 1,444 is a traditional statement showing the vast scholarship of Āchārya Haribhadra Sūri. He wrote on many subjects, such as:

• Jain philosophy
• Anekāntavāda
• Yoga and spiritual discipline
• Ethics and conduct
• Logic and comparison of philosophical systems
• Religious stories and teachings

He is especially respected for presenting Jain Dharma with clarity, logic, and broad-mindedness, while remaining firmly rooted in Jain principles.

Takeaway

Āchārya Haribhadra Sūri is one of the greatest Jain scholars. The traditional count of 1,444 works reflects his extraordinary contribution, though only selected works are widely known and available today.