File:24th Tirthankara Mahavira Bhagwan Vardhamana Nigantha Jainism.jpg

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English: Jain theology, 6th or 5th century BCE religious sage and leader. A derivative work on the wikimedia file Mahaveer Bhagwan.jpg.
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Mahavira iconography is distinguished by a lion stamped (or carved) beneath his feet; a Shrivatsa is on his chest

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