Andhra Pradesh

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Samrat Ashoka was famous for the spread of Buddhism like that Samprati also considered as the ‘Jain Ashoka’ for his endless efforts in spreading Jainism all over the world.[/bg_collapse]

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Jain monk in period of Satavahanas is Kundkundacharya. Shri Kundkundacharya was a great Jain Acharya in Digamber tradition, about 2000 years ago. Kundkundacharya was born in 51 BC, in the town of Konda Kund of Andhra Pradesh, India.[/bg_collapse]

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The Jatakamala is a famous work in both sacred Buddhist and classical Sanskrit literature. It recounts thirty-four stories of the Buddha’s previous births, and his good deeds in those earlier incarnations as a god, man or an animal.[/bg_collapse]

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The term “Jain” is derived from the Sanskrit word “Jina” means conqueror of senses. It shows the victory of a person from the cycle of birth and death.[/bg_collapse]

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Karthikeya Temple in Vijayawada was established by Ammaraju. It is situated on the foot of Indrakiladri hills.[/bg_collapse]

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Srinatha was respected as Kavi Sarvabhouma (King of poets) in Telugu and patronised by many kings. Srinatha worked as a minister in the court of Pedakomati Vemareddy of Kondaveedu.[/bg_collapse]

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The Telugu poet “Srinatha” was honored with the title “Kavisarva Bhauma” by Deva Raya-II. The reputed Sanskrit scholar “Dindima” was appointed as the court poet of Deva Raya-II. The famous scholar Dindima was defeated in a debate by the Telgu poet Srinatha.[/bg_collapse]

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