Queen Trishala

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Queen Trishala is revered in Jain tradition as the mother of Mahavira, the 24th Tirthankara, and is celebrated for her auspicious dreams and virtuous character.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical-religious figure
mother of a Tirthankara
queen
alsoKnownAs Priyakarini NERFINISHED
Trishala Devi NERFINISHED
Videhadatta NERFINISHED
associatedPlace Kundagrama NERFINISHED
Vaishali NERFINISHED
associatedWith 24th Tirthankara NERFINISHED
belongsToDynasty Lichchhavi clan (in Jain tradition) NERFINISHED
child Mahavira NERFINISHED
commemoratedIn Jain devotional literature
Jain scriptures
culturalRole model of moral and spiritual virtues for Jain women
dreamedOf 14 auspicious dreams before Mahavira’s conception
bull
celestial palace
elephant
flag
full moon
garland of flowers
goddess Lakshmi NERFINISHED
heap of jewels
lion
lotus lake
milk ocean
smokeless fire
sun
vase filled with water
dreamsInterpretedBy royal astrologers
dreamsSignified birth of a great Tirthankara
father Chetaka NERFINISHED
fatherTitle chief of the Licchavis of Vaishali (in Jain tradition)
iconographyShows seated on a throne
surrounded by symbols of her 14 dreams
knownFor auspicious dreams before Mahavira’s birth
compassion
piety
purity
righteous conduct
virtuous character
lifeEvent gave birth to Mahavira in Kundagrama
motherOf Mahavira NERFINISHED
religion Jainism
rememberedOn Mahavira-related Jain festivals
reveredIn Jain tradition
spouseOf King Siddhartha NERFINISHED
title Queen of Kundagrama or Kundalpur NERFINISHED
veneratedAs ideal Jain mother
symbol of auspicious motherhood

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Trishala honorificTitle Queen Trishala