Jaina Prosopography Database is a project at SOAS University of London. It is directed by Peter Flügel in collaboration with Kornelius Krümpelmann.
The project was funded by the Leverhulme Trust with Research Project Grant 2016-454.
Click on a name to view the corresponding Person Record. You can change the order of people by clicking on the column headings (Generic Name, Epithet etc).
You can refine the list of people by using the Filters on the left. You can also display statistical information about aspects of the people by clicking on the links to Bar and Bubble charts on the left.
Life Dates are given using the Indian calendar. Gregorian dates are presented in brackets, e.g. [1990].
| Generic Name | Epithet | Position | Religious Status | Religious Affiliation | Life Dates |
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| Megharāja | gaṇin (gaṇin) | Jaina monk | Pārśvacandragaccha |
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| Devendravijaya | muni (muni) | Jaina monk | Vijayaśākhā |
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| Guṇasaubhāgya | sūri (sūri) | Jaina monk | Vṛddhatapāgaccha |
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| Puṇyodaya | sādhu (sādhu), paṃnyāsa (paṃnyāsa), vācaka (vācaka), gaṇin (gaṇin) | Jaina monk | Kharataragaccha |
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| Śāntisoma | sūri (sūri) | Jaina monk | Tapāgaccha |
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| Jñānasundara | sūri (sūri), muni (muni) | Jaina monk | Tapāgaccha |
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| Kīrtisundara | muni (muni) | Jaina monk | Tapāgaccha |
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| Vimalasāgara | sādhu (sādhu) | Jaina monk | Añcalagaccha |
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| Matisāgara | ṛṣi | muni (muni) | Jaina monk | Añcalagaccha |
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| Jayasāgara | muni (muni) | Jaina monk | Añcalagaccha |
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| Śrībhūṣaṇa | ācārya (ācārya) | Jaina monk | Sarasvatīgaccha |
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| Hara1 | muni (muni) | Jaina monk | Kharataragaccha |
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| Udayasāgara | sādhu (sādhu) | Jaina monk | Añcalagaccha |
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| Saubhāgyavimala | muni (muni) | Jaina monk | Tapāgaccha |
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| Vṛddhivimala | muni (muni) | Jaina monk | Tapāgaccha |
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| Pratāpavijaya | gaṇin (gaṇin) | Jaina monk | Jaina |
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| Jasaharṣa | muni (muni) | Jaina monk | Kharataragaccha |
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Jaina Prosopography Database is a project at SOAS University of London. It is directed by Peter Flügel in collaboration with Kornelius Krümpelmann.
The project was funded by the Leverhulme Trust with Research Project Grant 2016-454.