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Akṣayakīrti

Person Record
H.M.Nayak (1973), p 10, Cat.no.24, line no.3. | work record
Label Akṣayakīrti, sādhu, about 7th century, Digambara
Generic Name
  1. Akṣayakīrti
Name and Monastic Position
  1. Akṣayakīrti, sādhu (sādhu)
    Location: Madure
    Indian dates: 600-700 Vikrama saṃvat calendar (south India) (vikramasaṃvat (dakṣiṇa bhārata))
    Gregorian dates: 594

Sources

  1. H.M.Nayak (1973), p 10, Cat.no.24, line no.3. | work record
Gender
  1. Male (puruṣa)
Religious Affiliation
  1. Jaina (Jaina){R}-Digambara (Digambara){D}

Sources

  1. H.M.Nayak (1973), p 10, Cat.no.24, line no.3. | work record
Events
  1. Snakebite (śarpadanśa)
    Indian dates: 600-700 Vikrama saṃvat calendar (south India) (vikramasaṃvat (dakṣiṇa bhārata))
    Gregorian dates: 594
    Location: Kaṭavapra / Kaṭavapra, Karṇāṭaka, India
  2. Fast (vrata)
    Location: Kaṭavapra / Kaṭavapra, Karṇāṭaka, India
  3. Death (svargagamana)
    Location: Kaṭavapra / Kaṭavapra, Karṇāṭaka, India
  4. Wandering (vihāra)
    Location: Madure

Sources

  1. H.M.Nayak (1973), p 10, Cat.no.24, line no.1. | work record
  2. H.M.Nayak (1973), p 10, Cat.no.24, line no.4. | work record
  3. H.M.Nayak (1973), p 10, Cat.no.24, line no.4. | work record
  4. H.M.Nayak (1973), p 10, Cat.no.24, line no.1. | work record
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