Mahavira

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Mahavira was the 24th and last Tirthankara of Jainism, revered as a great spiritual teacher who revitalized and systematized the Jain religious tradition.

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Label Occurrences
Mahavira canonical 42
24th Tirthankara 3
Tirthankara Mahavira 2

Statements (56)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Jain monk
Tirthankara
religious leader
spiritual teacher
asceticPracticeDuration 12 years
asceticPractices meditation
non-possession
severe austerities
associatedConcept anekantavada (doctrine of non-one-sidedness)
syadvada (doctrine of conditioned predication)
attainedKevalaJnana true
birthDate circa 599 BCE
birthPlace Kundagrama
birthRegion Vaishali
Videha
Bihar
surface form: present-day Bihar, India
child Priyadarshana
clan Naya clan
commemorationFestival Mahavir Jayanti
contemporaryOf Shakyamuni Buddha
surface form: Gautama Buddha
coreEthic non-violence towards all living beings
deathDate circa 527 BCE
deathPlace Pavapuri
deathRegion Magadha
Bihar
surface form: present-day Bihar, India
father Siddhartha of Kundagrama
followersKnownAs Nirgranthas
honorificTitle Jina
Mahavira self-link
Shramana
Mahavira self-linksurface differs
surface form: Vardhamana
kevalaJnanaMeaning omniscience in Jainism
languageOfTeachings Ardhamagadhi Prakrit
liberationEvent attained moksha
liberationPlace Pavapuri
marriedTo Yashoda
mother Trishala
placeOfKevalaJnana on the banks of the Rijupalika River
placeOfKevalaJnanaRegion Jrimbhikagrama
positionInJainTirthankaraOrder 24
preachedIn Magadha
surface form: Magadha region
religion Jainism
renunciationAct renounced worldly life to become an ascetic
renunciationAge 30
revitalized Jain religious tradition
scripturalSource Agamas
surface form: Agamas of Jainism
sectarianReverence revered by both Digambara and Svetambara Jains
socialStatusAtBirth Kshatriya
symbolInJainism lion
systematized Jain ethical vows
Jain monastic discipline
taughtDoctrine ahimsa (non-violence)
aparigraha (non-possession)
asteya (non-stealing)
brahmacharya (chastity)
satya (truth)

Referenced by (51)

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Jainism associatedWith Mahavira
Jainism lastTirthankara Mahavira
Hanuman epithet Mahavira
Mahavira honorificTitle Mahavira self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Vardhamana
Mahavira honorificTitle Mahavira self-link
Svetambara venerates Mahavira
Mahavir Jayanti honours Mahavira
Maruti hasTitle Mahavira
Bajrangbali hasOtherName Mahavira
Burdwan namedAfter Mahavira
this entity surface form: Vardhamana Mahavira
Digambara Jains worship Mahavira
syadvada influencedBy Mahavira
subject surface form: Syadvada
Kundagrama birthplaceOf Mahavira
Kundagrama associatedDeity Mahavira
Vaishali associatedWithPerson Mahavira
Vaishali birthplaceOf Mahavira
Pavapuri associatedWith Mahavira
Pavapuri associatedWith Mahavira
this entity surface form: 24th Tirthankara
Pavapuri worshipDeity Mahavira
Trishala motherOf Mahavira
Trishala associatedWith Mahavira
this entity surface form: 24th Tirthankara
Trishala child Mahavira
Naya clan associatedWith Mahavira
Naya clan associatedWith Mahavira
this entity surface form: 24th Tirthankara
Naya clan hasNotableMember Mahavira
Yashoda spouseOf Mahavira
Yashoda consortOf Mahavira
Yashoda associatedReligionFigure Mahavira
this entity surface form: Tirthankara Mahavira
Yashoda hasSpouse Mahavira
this entity surface form: Vardhamana Mahavira
Priyadarshana childOf Mahavira
Jrimbhikagrama associatedWith Mahavira
Jrimbhikagrama associatedWith Mahavira
this entity surface form: Tirthankara Mahavira
Nirgranthas foundedBy Mahavira
Nirgranthas followed Mahavira
anekantavada (doctrine of non-one-sidedness) historicallyAssociatedWith Mahavira
subject surface form: anekantavada
syadvada (doctrine of conditioned predication) influencedBy Mahavira
subject surface form: Syadvada
Jain temples dedicatedTo Mahavira
Murtipujaka venerates Mahavira
this entity surface form: Mahāvīra
Jains historicalFigure Mahavira
Rajgir associatedWith Mahavira
Rajgir visitedBy Mahavira