Mahavira and Jainism

il his late twenties he led the life you would expect from the son of a noble family. A few of my sources used the term princely for his upbringing. He received the best education and he was married at an early age. Both his parents were followers of Parsua, which taught against violence, theft, untruth, etc., these are the people that now we call Jains.
             After the deaths of his parents Vardhamana left the l
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