Religion:Outline of Jainism

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The following is an outline and topical guide of Jainism:

Jainism, also known as Jain Dharma, is an Indian religion.[1]

Five Vows

Beliefs

Major schools

  • Digambara (sky-clad)
  • Śvetāmbara (white-clad)

Jainism by location

Jainism by continent

  • Jainism in Africa
  • Jainism in Europe

Jainism by subregion

  • Jainism in Southeast Asia

Jainism by country

  • Jainism in Afghanistan
  • Jainism in Australia
  • Jainism in Belgium
  • Jainism in Brunei
  • Jainism in Cambodia
  • Jainism in Canada
  • Jainism in Germany
  • Jainism in India
  • Jainism in Indonesia
  • Jainism in Ireland
  • Jainism in Japan
  • Jainism in Kenya
  • Jainism in Laos
  • Jainism in Malaysia
  • Jainism in Myanmar
  • Jainism in Nepal
  • Jainism in Pakistan
  • Jainism in Poland
  • Jainism in Singapore
  • Jainism in South Africa
  • Jainism in Thailand
  • Jainism in the United Kingdom
  • Jainism in the United States
  • Jainism in Vietnam

Jainism by special administrative region

  • Jainism in Hong Kong

Jainism by administrative division

  • Jainism in Assam
  • Jainism in Bengal
  • Jainism in Bundelkhand
  • Jainism in Goa
  • Jainism in Gujarat
  • Jainism in Haryana
  • Jainism in Karnataka
  • Jainism in Maharashtra
  • Jainism in Nagaland
  • Jainism in Rajasthan
  • Jainism in Tamil Nadu
  • Jainism in Uttar Pradesh

Jainism by city

  • Jainism in Delhi
  • Jainism in Mumbai

Texts

The Śvētāmbara Siddhāntha

Angās (limbs)

Twelve Upāṅgas (auxiliary limbs)

  • Uvavāiya-sutta
  • Rāya-paseṇaijja (also known as Rāyapaseṇiya)
  • Jīvājīvābhigama
  • Sūriya-pannatti
  • Jambūdvīpa-pannatti
  • Canda-pannatti
  • Nirayāvaliyāo (also known as Kappiya)
  • Kappāvaḍaṃsiāo
  • Pupphiāo
  • Puppha-cūliāo
  • Vaṇhi-dasāo

Six Chedasūtras (Texts relating to the conduct and behaviour of monks and nuns)

  • Āyāra-dasāo
  • Bihā Kappa
  • Vavahāra
  • Nisīha
  • Jīya-kappa
  • Mahā-nisīha[lower-alpha 1]
  • Four Mūlasūtras
  • Dasaveyāliya-sutta
  • Uttarajjhayaṇa-sutta
  • Piṇḍa-nijjutti and Ogha-nijjutti[lower-alpha 2]
  • Two Cūlikasūtras ("appendixes")
  • Nandī-sūtra
  • Anuyogadvāra-sūtra

Tirthankaras

  • Rishabhanatha
  • Ajitanatha
  • Sambhavanatha
  • Abhinandananatha
  • Sumatinatha
  • Padmaprabha
  • Suparshvanatha
  • Chandraprabha
  • Pushpadanta (also known as Suvidhinatha)
  • Shitalanatha
  • Shreyansanatha
  • Vimalanatha
  • Anantanatha
  • Dharmanatha
  • Shantinatha
  • Kunthunatha
  • Aranatha
  • Mallinatha
  • Munisuvrata
  • Naminatha
  • Neminatha (also known as Nemi and Ariṣṭanemi)
  • Parshvanatha (also known as Pārśva and Pārasanātha)
  • Mahavira (also known as Vardhamana)

Jain symbols

Celebrated days

Lists

Lists of Jains

  • List of ancient Jains
  • List of Digambara Jain ascetics
  • List of Jain monks
  • List of Jains

Lists of Jain temples

  • List of ancient Jain temples
  • List of Jain temples
  • List of largest Jain temples

Timelines

Indexes

  • Index of Jainism-related articles

Other lists

  • List of Jain inscriptions
  • List of writers on Jainism

Jainism and other religions

  • Jainism and Buddhism
  • Jainism and Hinduism
  • Jainism and Islam
  • Jainism and Sikhism

Jainism and science

Jainism and society

Notes

  1. Only accepted as canonical by Mūrti-pūjaks
  2. Only accepted as canonical by Mūrti-pūjaks
  3. Only celebrated by the Digambara (sky-clad) sect of Jainism

References

  1. Bhatt, Bansidhar (1985). "Evaluation of Jainism". Annals of the Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute 66 (1/4): 85–95. ISSN 0378-1143. https://www.jstor.org/stable/41693598. Retrieved 18 December 2024.