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प्रश्न
With reference to Jainism,
State Mahavira’s contribution to Indian thought.
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उत्तर
Although Mahavira did not follow the Vedas but the basic and ultimate aim of life was ‘Moksha’, through good deeds, sacrifice for good cause, ‘ Ahimsa’ and the safety of the animals contributed a positive appeal to Indian Thought.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Mention any two teachings of Mahavira (any two doctrines of Jainism).
Give a brief account of the life of Lord Mahavira. Explain his teachings regarding:
(a) The Five Vows
(b) Belief in God
(c) Rejection of Rituals
(d) Treating People on an Equal basis
With reference to the spread and growth of Buddhism, explain the role of the following:
Simple Teachings.
Give a brief account of the life of Lord Mahavira. With reference to his teachings explains: Rejection of Rituals.
Identify the founder of a new sect who exemplified simplicity and self-denial.
Jains believe that ______________ came in a long line of Tirthankaras and he was the twenty - fourth and the last
The statue of Bahubali at ______ in Karnataka is the tallest Jain statue ever carved out in India.
Write a short note on “split in Jainism”.
Answer all the questions given under caption.
Jainism.
- When was Mahavira born?
- Mention the three principles of Jainism.
- Name the rulers who patronised Jainism.
- What are the two branches of Jainism?
The Digambaras were the _____ followers of Mahavira.
