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2. In your opinion, what is the time of the revered author? Is the commentary on Tattvartha in the Svetambara tradition based on your reasoning or not? If it is not, what are the significant arguments in that context?
3. When did the sect named "Uchchh Nagara" arise in the Digambara tradition, and which disciples of the Vachaka lineage or those holding Vachaka titles have been identified from ancient times, and where is their description or mention found?
4. I have doubts about whether the author of Tattvartha Sutra, Umasvati, was a disciple of Kundakunda; I have not yet found any ancient evidence of this. What has been found is all from the post-Baudh period; hence, I am asking the said question. What comes to mind can be written down plainly.
5. The well-known Tattvartha Shastra was composed by Umasvati, a disciple of Kundakunda; what ancient proofs or references support this belief from the 10th century? Are there any such mentions in the Digambara literature that indicate the composition of the Tattvartha Sutra by Umasvati through Kundakunda from the 10th century?
6. In the context of the Vartasutra, where does this verse come from, and how ancient is it?
7. Have ancient commentators like Pujyapada, Akalanka, and Vidyananda mentioned Umasvati as the author of the Tattvartha Sutra anywhere? If not, what is the reason behind that? Why has this belief persisted?