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Śobhī

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Deśāī, Mohanalāla Dalīcanda & Koṭhārī, Jayanta (1997), p 172, 4. | work record
Label Śobhī, śrāvikā, about Vi.Saṃ. 1560, śrīmālī, mother of Jivaraja(Kaṭukagaccha)
Generic Name
  1. Śobhī
Religious Status
  1. Jaina layperson female (śrāvikā / upāsikā)
Gender
  1. Female (strī)
Family Name
  1. Parī
Caste
  1. Śrīmālī (Śrīmālī)
Religious Affiliation
  1. Jaina (Jaina){R}-Śvetāmbara (Śvetāmbara){D}-Mūrtipūjaka (Mūrtipūjaka){ST}-Kaṭukagaccha (Kaṭukagaccha){S}

Sources

  1. Deśāī, Mohanalāla Dalīcanda & Koṭhārī, Jayanta (1997), p 172, 4. | work record
Marital Status
  1. Married (vivāhita)
Family Relationships
  1. Mother of: Jīvarāja, śrāvaka, saṃvarī, Vi.Saṃ. 1578-1644, Kaṭukagaccha, preceptor of Tejapāla (about Vi.Saṃ. 1600, Kaṭukagaccha)
  2. Husband : Jagapāla, śrāvaka, about Vi.Saṃ. 1560, śrīmālī, father of Jivaraja(Kaṭukagaccha)

Sources

  1. Deśāī, Mohanalāla Dalīcanda & Koṭhārī, Jayanta (1997), p 172, 4. | work record
  1. Deśāī, Mohanalāla Dalīcanda & Koṭhārī, Jayanta (1997), p 172, 5. | work record
Events
  1. Life date (jīvanakālasaṃbandhī)
    Indian dates: 1560 Vikrama saṃvat calendar (north India) (vikramasaṃvat (uttara bhārata))
    Gregorian dates: 1503

Sources

  1. Deśāī, Mohanalāla Dalīcanda & Koṭhārī, Jayanta (1997), p 172, 4. | work record
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