The First Tirthankara was Rishabhadeve
The Last Tirthankara was Mahavira
The 23rd Tirthankara was Parsvanatha
24th Thirthankara was Vardhamana Mahavira
Mahavira, the founder of Janism was born in 540 BC, at Kundalagramam, Vaishali (Bihar0
He attained full Enlightment (Kaivalya) at Jrimbhigrama
Mahavira taught the Three jewels of Jainism (Triratna) - Right faith, Right Knoledge and Right Conduct.
The term Jaina means the conqured
Mahavira attained Nirvana at Pavapuri in 468 BC at the age of 72
The Jains repudiate the authority or infallibility of the Vedas. The Jains reject the concept of a Universal Soul or a Supreme Power as the creator and sustainer of the Universe.
Kind Kharavale patronised Jainism. Jainist does not condemn the Varna System. Mahavira believed that all individuals irresponsible of caste can strive for liberation through good deeds and living.
Jumali was a discription of Mahavira
The First Jain council was held at
Padaliputhra
The Last Tirthankara was Mahavira
The 23rd Tirthankara was Parsvanatha
24th Thirthankara was Vardhamana Mahavira
Mahavira, the founder of Janism was born in 540 BC, at Kundalagramam, Vaishali (Bihar0
He attained full Enlightment (Kaivalya) at Jrimbhigrama
Mahavira taught the Three jewels of Jainism (Triratna) - Right faith, Right Knoledge and Right Conduct.
The term Jaina means the conqured
Mahavira attained Nirvana at Pavapuri in 468 BC at the age of 72
The Jains repudiate the authority or infallibility of the Vedas. The Jains reject the concept of a Universal Soul or a Supreme Power as the creator and sustainer of the Universe.
Kind Kharavale patronised Jainism. Jainist does not condemn the Varna System. Mahavira believed that all individuals irresponsible of caste can strive for liberation through good deeds and living.
Jumali was a discription of Mahavira
The First Jain council was held at
Padaliputhra
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