Born into the Chowta dynasty of Ullal in the early 16th century, Abbakka Chowta was groomed from a young age to be a ruler. The rulers of this dynasty were followers of Jainism. The dynasty was known for its matrilineal system of inheritance, which facilitated Abbakka’s rise to power.
Bhama Shah, alongside his brother Tarachand, played a crucial role in leading Mewar’s forces against the Mughal Empire. His strategic acumen was instrumental in the guerilla warfare tactics employed by Maharana Pratap, which successfully harassed Mughal forces and hindered their control over Mewar.
Bhagwan Mahaveer was born in 599 BC in Kundgram, near Vaishali in Bihar, India. He vehemently opposed the practice of animal sacrifices, drawing followers from all strata of society, including royalty, scholars, and the common folk.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Jainism Books Project Jainam Jivika Foundation, Pune Announces Ambitious Book Project Exploring Jainism’s Rich Heritage Pune, India – Jainam Jivika Foundation, a renowned non-profit organization based in Pune, India, has unveiled an ambitious project aimed at delving into the depths of Jainism’s cultural, philosophical, and historical legacy. The Foundation announced today its … Read more
Jain philosophy is deeply rooted in the concept of anekantavada, which emphasizes the multifaceted nature of reality. According to this doctrine, truth is perceived differently from various perspectives, and no single viewpoint can encapsulate the entirety of reality.
