Sutrakritanga

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Sutrakritanga is a principal Jain canonical scripture that expounds on monastic conduct, philosophical doctrines, and the refutation of rival religious views.

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Sūtrakṛtāṅga 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Agama
Jain scripture
canonical text
addresses ascetic discipline
ethical behavior
karma theory
non-violence
right conduct
right faith
right knowledge
soul and non-soul
associatedWithSect Svetambara NERFINISHED
canonicalStatus authoritative for Svetambara Jains
contains dialogues
didactic narratives
lists and classifications
critiques Ajivika doctrines
Buddhism NERFINISHED
Vedic traditions
fatalist doctrines
materialist schools
emphasizes austerities
detachment
renunciation
self-control
genre philosophical treatise
religious law text
historicalPeriod early centuries BCE or CE
influenced later Jain scholastic literature
language Ardhamagadhi Prakrit NERFINISHED
partOf Jain Agamas NERFINISHED
Svetambara canon NERFINISHED
positionInCanon second Anga
prescribesFor Jain monks
prescribesFor Jain nuns
preservation transmitted orally before being written down
primaryTheme monastic conduct
philosophical doctrines
refutation of rival religious views
relatedWork Acaranga Sutra NERFINISHED
other Jain Angas
religion Jainism
script various Indic scripts
structure divided into books and lectures
teaches avoidance of violence in thought, word, and deed
carefulness in daily activities
restraint of movement
restraint of speech
timeOfComposition ancient India
traditionallyAttributedTo Mahavira NERFINISHED

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Jain literature majorText Sutrakritanga
Angas hasPart Sutrakritanga
this entity surface form: Sūtrakṛtāṅga