Kharataragacchapattavali, Kharataragacchapaṭṭāvalī, Kharataragaccha-pattavali: 1 definition
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Alternative spellings of this word include Kharataragachchhapattavali.
In Jainism
General definition (in Jainism)
Source: University of Cambridge: JainismKharataragacchapaṭṭāvalī (खरतरगच्छपट्टावली) is written in Sanskrit prose, and contains a list of the heads or pontiffs (sūri) of the Kharataragaccha, one of the most important Śvetāmbara monastic orders, , together with a narration of events in their lives, and can thus be called a Kharataragacchapaṭṭāvalī.
For the first 62 teachers, it is the same text as the Berlin manuscript Ms. or. fol. 729. They are:—
- Mahāvīra,
- Sudharmasvāmī,
- Jambūsvāmī,
- Prabhavasvāmī,
- Saṃbhava,
- Yaśobhadra,
- Saṃbhūtivijaya,
- Bhadrabāhu,
- Sthūlabhadrasvāmī,
- Mahāgiri,
- Suhasti,
- Susthi,
- Indradinnasūri,
- Dinnasūri,
- Siṃhagiri,
- Vajrasvāmin,
- Vajrasenācārya,
- Candrasūri,
- Samantabhadrasūri,
- Devasūri,
- Pradyotanasūri,
- Mānadevasūri,
- Mānatungasūri,
- Vīrasūri,
- Jayadevasūri,
- Devānandasūri,
- Vikramasūri,
- Narasiṃhasūri,
- Samudrasūri,
- Mānadevasūri,
- Vibudhaprabhasūri,
- Jayānandasūri,
- Raviprabhasūri,
- Yaśobhadrasūri,
- Vimalacandrasūri,
- Devasūri,
- Nemicandra,
- Uddyotanasūri,
- Varddhamānasūri,
- Jineśvarasūri,
- Jinacandrasūri,
- Abhayadevasūri,
- Jinavallabhasūri,
- Jinadattasūri,
- Jinacandrasūri,
- Jinapatisūri,
- Jineśvarasūri,
- Jinaprabodhasūri,
- Jinacandrasūri,
- Jinakuśalasūri,
- Jinapadmasūri,
- Jinalabdhisūri,
- Jinacandrasūri,
- Jinodayasūri,
- Jinarājasūri,
- Jinabhadrasūri,
- Jinacandra,
- Jinasamudrasūri,
- Jinasiṃhasūri (or Jinahaṃsasūri),
- Jinamāṇikyasūri,
- Jinacandrasūri (Akbar's contemporary),
- Jinasiṃhasūri,
- Jinasāgarasūri,
- Jinadharmasūri,
- Jinacandrasūri,
- Jinavijaya,
- Jinakīrtisūri,
- Jinayuktisūri,
- Jinacandrasūri,
- Jinaudayasūri (= Jinodayasūri).
Jainism is an Indian religion of Dharma whose doctrine revolves around harmlessness (ahimsa) towards every living being. The two major branches (Digambara and Svetambara) of Jainism stimulate self-control (or, shramana, ‘self-reliance’) and spiritual development through a path of peace for the soul to progess to the ultimate goal.
See also (Relevant definitions)
Partial matches: Pattavali, Kharataragaccha.
Full-text (+41): Jinacandrasuri, Jinasimhasuri, Suhasti, Indradinnasuri, Jinabhadrasuri, Samantabhadrasuri, Jayadevasuri, Devanandasuri, Jayanandasuri, Nemicandra, Mahavira, Jinacandra, Yashobhadra, Candrasuri, Samudrasuri, Narasimhasuri, Jinavallabhasuri, Jinaprabodhasuri, Jinasamudrasuri, Shambhava.
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