Shatkhandagama

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Shatkhandagama is one of the oldest and most authoritative sacred texts of the Digambara Jain tradition, forming a core part of its doctrinal scripture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Digambara Jain text
Jain scripture
associatedWith Jain monastic scholarship
South Indian Digambara tradition NERFINISHED
author Bhutabali (according to some accounts) NERFINISHED
Kundakunda (attributed in some traditions) NERFINISHED
canonicalStatus Authoritative in Digambara doctrinal matters
category Indian philosophical literature
Religious text
concerns Bondage of karma
Liberation (moksha) in Jainism
Nature of non-soul (ajīva)
Nature of soul (jīva)
describedAs One of the oldest Digambara Jain scriptures
etymology Title literally means “Scripture of Six Parts”
focusesOn Jain doctrine
Jain ontology
Karma theory in Jainism
Metaphysics in Jainism
hasCommentary Dhavala NERFINISHED
Jaya Dhavala NERFINISHED
Mahādhavala NERFINISHED
hasPart Six sections
influenced Jain karma theory commentaries
Later Digambara doctrinal literature
isPartOf Digambara canon NERFINISHED
language Prakrit
positionInTradition Core doctrinal scripture of Digambara Jainism
One of the most authoritative texts of the Digambara tradition
preservedIn Digambara monastic lineages
region South Asia
surface form: Indian subcontinent
religion Jainism
religiousDiscipline Jain philosophy
religiousGenre Agama NERFINISHED
Sacred text
religiousTradition Jainism NERFINISHED
script Jain Śāradā or related historical scripts
sect Digambara NERFINISHED
status Canonical for Digambara tradition
studiedIn Jain scholastic tradition
textType Doctrinal treatise
timePeriod Early centuries of the Common Era
transmission Oral and manuscript traditions
usedBy Digambara lay followers
Digambara monks NERFINISHED

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Digambara Jains canonicalCollection Shatkhandagama