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JAINISM

The document covers various aspects of Indian art and culture, focusing on Jainism, including its teachings, philosophy, and historical development. It details the life of Mahavira, the 24th Tirthankara, and the core principles of Jainism such as non-violence and asceticism. Additionally, it discusses the architecture associated with Jainism, including notable temples and caves.

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JAINISM

The document covers various aspects of Indian art and culture, focusing on Jainism, including its teachings, philosophy, and historical development. It details the life of Mahavira, the 24th Tirthankara, and the core principles of Jainism such as non-violence and asceticism. Additionally, it discusses the architecture associated with Jainism, including notable temples and caves.

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INDIAN ART AND CULTURE


TOPICS COVERED TILL NOW
1. Architecture in Ancient Period
2. Sculpture in Ancient India
3. Harappan Civilization
4. Vedic civilization
5. Jainism
6. TN Class 6 – Art and Culture

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JAINISM
Desire of vaishyas to
Division of society
improve social
into 4 varnas
position

Reaction of
New
kshatriyas Reaction of
agricultural
to brahmins commoners
economy
supremacy

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Teachings of
mystery 24
tritankaras
origin

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Personal details of Real – Vardhamana


Mahavira

Titles- Mahavira,Jina, Birth540BC-


Jitendrita, Nigrantha kundaligrama

Wife – Yasoda
Mother- Trisala
Daughter – Annoja
Father - Siddhartha
Son-in-law - Jamali

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•Rigveda – Rishaba and Arishtanemi
•Vishnu purana and Bhagavat purana – Rishabha as
incarnation of Narayana

1st trithankara – Rishabha – Bull


23rd trithankara – Parshvanatha – Serpent
24th trithankara – Vardhaman Mahavira - Lion
Parsvanatha:
o23rd trithankara
oAbandoned the throne @ 30
oAscetic
oEnlighted after 84 days of penance
oDied @ 100yrs at sammet sikhar, Hazaribagh,
Jharkhand

5 instruments of knowledge:
1. Matijnana – perception through activity of sense organs
2. Avadhi jnana – clairvoyant perception
3. Sitruta jnana – knowledge from scriptures
4. Manahparyaya jnana – telepathic knowledge
5. Keval jnana – omniscience or temporal knowledge

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TEACHINGS OF MAHAVIRA
Philosophy of jainism associated with reality
Soul is in bondage due to assimilation and influx of “karma”
5 vows – Householder
1. Non-injury
2. Non- stealing
3. Non- adultery
4. Speaking the truth and non-possession
5. Observing continence (Brahmacharya)
 Feed cooked food to the needy everyday
 Lay worshipper should not take to agriculture – destruction of plants and animals

 Imp aspect of philosophy of jainism – Sallekhana (concept of voluntary death)

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Train himself not


to be affected by
objects of senses
Walk only
Abandon all
during day- no
wordly
killing or
possession
injuring

Code of
conduct
for monks

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DOCTRINE OF KAIVALYA

Renunciation &
monastic life

Triratnas
Non-
violence

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PHILOSOPHY OF JAINISM

Anekantvada

Syadvada

Saptavanginayaya

Nyayavada

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Devotees classification in Descending order

Trithankara - Salvation

Arihant - Nirvana

Acharya – head of ascetic group

Upadhaya – Teacher saint

Sadhu - rest

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JAINA COUNCILS
• Pataliputra @ Sthulabahu
• 12 angas replaced lost 14 purvas
First • Accepted by Swetambaras

• Vallabhi @ Devaradhi Kshamasramana


• Collect sacred texts and write them

Second systematically
• Compilation of 12 angas and 12 upangas

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SECTS OF JAINISM

Digambaras Swethambaras

After death of Mahavira – severe famine led to great exodus of Jain


Monk from ganga valley to deccan
Migration led to great Schism
•Digambaras – followers of Bhadrabahu @ south
>> retention of rule of nudity
•Swetambaras – Sthulabadra @ north >> wear white garments

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Spread of Jainism
 Spread to kailnga in 4th century BC
Kharavela patronised in 1st century AD
Period between Mauryas and Guptas >> Orissa in the east to Mathura in west
Later concentrated in 2 regions
1. Gujarat and Rajasthan – Svetambara sects
2. Mysore – Digambaras
3. Original home of Jainism – Ganga valley > little following

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Decline of Jainism
 Took the concept of ahimsa too far
Advised one should not take medicine when one fell sick
Believed life in trees and vegetables >> no harming them
Did not reach common man >> extreme penance and austerity
No patronage from kings
Did not spread their religion

Royal patrons:
• South India – kadamb and ganga dynasty , Amogavarsha, Siddhraj jai singh,
kumarapala
•North India – Bimbisara, Ajathasatru, Chandragupta Maurya, Bindusara, Kharavela

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JAIN’S ARCHITECTURE - CAVES

Hathigumpha cave

Baghagumpha cave

Udayagiri and Khandagiri cave

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JAIN’S ARCHITECTURE - TEMPLES

Vimalavasahi temple

Tejpala temple
Palitana temple
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JAIN’S ARCHITECTURE - TEMPLES

Pavapuri temple - Bihar

Rajagriha temple - Bihar

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JAIN’S ARCHITECTURE - TEMPLES

Gomateswara / Bahubali at

Shravanabelagola, Karnataka

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