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Jain Mahabharat
Quick Answer
The Jain Mahabharat is a retelling of the Mahabharata epic from a Jain perspective, authored by various scholars such as Chandrashekharvijay (2004), Devprabhsuri (1967), and Kalpyashsuri (2009). These works reinterpret the epic's stories, characters, and teachings through Jain philosophy, emphasizing themes like renunciation, asceticism, and moral values.
Detailed Answer
The Jain Mahabharat is a significant body of literature that presents the traditional Mahabharata epic through the lens of Jain philosophy and ethics. Multiple authors have contributed to this genre, each offering unique insights and interpretations. For instance, Chandrashekharvijay's two-part series (2004) spans over 400 pages and explores the epic's narratives with a focus on Jain teachings, providing a comprehensive philosophical perspective on the characters and events.
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