Mahavira and buddha
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Mahavir Jayanti is celebrated around the country with excitement and gratitude. Vardhaman Mahavir is the 24th Tirthankara of the Jainas. The life history of Vardhaman Mahaviris a valuable asset for all the people of this planet. The principles of Vardhaman Mahavir are the teachings of Jainism.
Life History of Vardhaman Mahavir
He was the son of Siddhartha, who was the head of Kshatriya people. He was born in a very rich family. He started his life normally but he was not attached to the materialistic world. He decided to become a monk in his early 30s; after the death of his parents. His soul was wandering for the truth. He struggled very hard for 12 years, being naked and homeless.
The hardship of Vardhaman Mahavir finally came to a fruitful end. He got the enlightenment. With the supreme enlightenment; he preached his faith for thirty long years. He became the life coach of youth and travel places in order to teach people. Vardhaman Mahavir died at the age of 72.
Teachings of Vardhaman Mahavir
The doctrine of Jainism is based on the principles of Vardhaman International Research Journal of India Dr. B. R. Ambedkar fought for awakening India's millions of excluded and oppressed people for their rights. He experienced their sufferings and the cruelty shown to them. He overcame the obstacles to the stand on an equal footing with the greatest men of his time. He played a vital role in forming modern India through its constitution. His work and mission continue even today. We must not rest until we see a truly democratic India of equal citizens living in peace together. Thus, this paper is a modest attempt to examine and analyze his humanistic approach through several instances in his life to justify the purpose of the study. Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar, Biographies, Humanistic Convictions. Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar also known as Babasaheb is widely recognized as an eminent jurist, a political leader, social activist, philosopher, thinker, anthropologist, historian, orator, prolific writer, economist, scholar, editor, revolutionary and a revivalist for Buddhism in India. He was also the chief arc 24th tirthankara of Jainism This article is about the 24th tirthankara of Jainism. For other topics, see Mahavira (disambiguation) The idol of Lord Mahavira at Shri Mahaveer Ji Atishaya Kshetra, Karauli district of Rajasthan. Vardhamāna Kshatriyakund, (Shvetambara) Copyright ©oilpike.pages.dev 2025•
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Mahavira Other names Vira, Ativira, Vardhamana, Sanmatinatha[3] Venerated in Jainism Predecessor Parshvanatha Successor Padmanābha / Mahāpadma (first Tirthankara of the ascending next half of time-cycle) Mantra Śrī Mahāvīrāya Namaḥ Symbol Lion[7] Age 72 Tree Shala Complexion Golden Festivals Mahavir Janma Kalyanak, Diwali Born
c. 599 BCE (traditional)
possibly c. 500 BCE (historical)
Kundalpur/Kundapur, (Digambara)[10]
Nāya Republic or Nātha clan, Vajjika League (present-day Nalanda district, Bihar, India)Died 527 BCE (traditional)[11]
possibly c. 425 BCE
Pawapuri, Magadha, Haryanka Empire (present-day Nalanda district, Bihar, India)Parents Siblings Nandivardhana
Sudarśa