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Acharya Ravisena was a
seventh century Digambara Jain Acharya, who
wrote Padmapurana (Jain Ramayana) in
Sanskrit in 678 AD. In Padmapurana, he mentions...
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agamas like Saṅghadāsagaṇī Vāchaka's Vasudevahiṇḍī (circa 4th
century CE),
Ravisena's Padmapurana (story of
Padmaja and Rama,
Padmaja being the name of Sita)...
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include the Padma-Purana (also
called Padma-Caritam) by the 7th
century Ravisena of the
Digambara tradition of Jainism,
written in Sanskrit.
Other texts...
- to have
suffered at the end. The
story of Rama in
Jainism is
found in
Ravisena's Padmapurana(Lorebook of the Lotus) is
termed as one of the most artistic...
- as Jain
versions of the Rāmāyaṇa (like the 7th-century Padma-purāṇa by
Raviṣeṇa) and Mahābhārata (like Jinasena's 8th
century Harivaṃśa-purāṇa), as well...
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Gunabhadra Pujyapada Nemichandra Virasena Jinasena Jayasena Akalanka Manatunga Ravisena Kumudendu Harisena Aparajita Yativṛṣabha Prabhācandra
Vidyananda Taran...
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Gunabhadra Pujyapada Nemichandra Virasena Jinasena Jayasena Akalanka Manatunga Ravisena Kumudendu Harisena Aparajita Yativṛṣabha Prabhācandra
Vidyananda Taran...
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Gunabhadra Pujyapada Nemichandra Virasena Jinasena Jayasena Akalanka Manatunga Ravisena Kumudendu Harisena Aparajita Yativṛṣabha Prabhācandra
Vidyananda Taran...
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Gunabhadra Pujyapada Nemichandra Virasena Jinasena Jayasena Akalanka Manatunga Ravisena Kumudendu Harisena Aparajita Yativṛṣabha Prabhācandra
Vidyananda Taran...
- the Jain
versions of the Ramayana, that all the
later authors,
namely Ravisena, Gunabhadra, Hemachandrasuri, Dhaneshvarsuri, Svayambhu, Silachārya, Bhadreśvara...
