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Jain schools and branches

Jainism is an Indian religion which is traditionally believed to be propagated by twenty-four spiritual teachers known as tirthankara. Broadly, Jainism is divided into two major schools of thought, Digambara and Śvetāmbara. These are further divided into different sub-sects and traditions. While there are differences in practices, the core philosophy and…

Digambara, Śvetāmbara & Schism

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Schism

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Digambara

Śvetāmbara

Yapaniya

Kundakunda-inspired lay-movements

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Jain schools and branches

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śvetāmbara digambara jain jainism sect acharya monks tradition digambaras gaccha believe also monastic tapa tirthankara according texts sects śvetāmbaras orders

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how many auspicious dreams their mothers had when they were in the wombs.Digambara believe Rishabhainstance ofas well as the details of Tirthankara's biographies0.80text
Vasupujyainstance ofas well as the details of Tirthankara's biographies0.80text
Neminatha were the three tirthankaras who reached omniscience while in sitting postureinstance ofas well as the details of Tirthankara's biographies0.80text
other tirthankaras were in standing ascetic postureinstance ofas well as the details of Tirthankara's biographies0.80text
the one at Keshorai Pattan depict Mallinatha as femaleinstance ofseveral Digambara idols0.80text
Samayasarainstance ofHe authored Prakrit texts0.80text
Pravachansarainstance ofHe authored Prakrit texts0.80text
Kutchinstance ofOther regions0.80text
Kathiawadinstance ofOther regions0.80text
and Zalawad maintained lineages tracing back to Dharmadasji Swamiinstance ofOther regions0.80text
Rashtrasant Param Gurudevshree Namramuni Maharajsaheb.Terapanth is another reformist religious sect under Śvetāmbara Jainisminstance ofincluding presently0.80text

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