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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| Śrīnātha |
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| Josī, Māhava | Householder |
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| Jośī, Vāgha |
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| Vaṇājhā |
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| Unknown | Householder male |
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| Narasiṅga | Jaina layperson male | Mūrtipūjaka |
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| Samadhara | Jaina layperson male | Mūrtipūjaka |
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| Ghoghara | Jaina layperson male | Mūrtipūjaka |
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| Sahasāṃ | Jaina layperson male | Mūrtipūjaka |
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| Hāṃsā | Jaina layperson male | Mūrtipūjaka |
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| Nāgarāja | Jaina layperson male | Mūrtipūjaka |
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| Bahurā | ṭhākura / ṭhakkura | Jaina layperson male | Mūrtipūjaka |
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| Manū | Jaina layperson female | Mūrtipūjaka |
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| Dharmā | ṭhākura / ṭhakkura | Jaina layperson male | Mūrtipūjaka |
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| Rāṇī | Jaina layperson female | Mūrtipūjaka |
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| Varasiṃha | ṭhākura / ṭhakkura | Jaina layperson male | Mūrtipūjaka |
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| Vamaḍū | Jaina layperson female | Mūrtipūjaka |
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| Rayaṇāyara | Jaina layperson male | Mūrtipūjaka |
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| Āsādeva | śreṣṭhin | Jaina layperson male | Mūrtipūjaka |
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| Śanti | śreṣṭhin | Jaina layperson male | Mūrtipūjaka |
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| Udayapāta | vyavaharī | Jaina layperson male | Mūrtipūjaka |
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| Ṣohiṇi | śreṣṭhin | Jaina layperson male | Mūrtipūjaka |
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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.