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## Anuttaraupapatikadasha
**Jamali** was a prince from the Kshatriya Kund of Vaishali. Once, the Lord arrived in the village of Kshatriya Kund. Jamali also came to listen to the sermon.
Abandoning his eight wives, he took initiation from the Lord along with five hundred Kshatriya Kumaras. Jamali had made a declaration against the Lord's principles. Therefore, he was called **Nihnav**.
- **Bhagavati, Shatak 9, Uddesh 33 Thavacchaputra**
The son of the wealthy Thavaccha Gathapattni of Dwarka Nagari, who took initiation from Lord Nemnath along with a thousand men. The initiation ceremony was performed by Shri Krishna.
Thavacchaputra studied the fourteen Purvas. He performed many types of austerities. In the end, he became a Siddha, Buddha, and liberated, ending all kinds of suffering.
— **Jnatasutra, Adhyayan 5 Krishna**
**Krishna Vasudeva**. His mother's name was Devaki, and his father's name was Vasudeva. Krishna was born in Mathura, in the prison of his maternal uncle Kansa.
Due to the troubles of Jarasandha, Shri Krishna left the land of Braj and settled in the distant Saurashtra, establishing the city of Dwarka.
Shri Krishna was a devout follower of Lord Nemnath. In the future, he will be the Tirthankara named 'Amam'. In Jain literature, the life of Shri Krishna is found in detail in both Sanskrit and Prakrit languages.
After the destruction of Dwarka, Shri Krishna died at the hands of Jarakumar. — **Jainagamakthakosh Mahavir**
**Mahavira** is the last Tirthankara of the current Avasarpini Kalchakra. In Agam literature and post-Agam texts, Lord Mahavira is known by many names:
1. Vardhaman, 2. Mahavira, 3. Mahashraman, 4. Charam Tirthakrit, 5. Sanmati, 6. Mahativira, 7. Videhadinna, 8. Vaishalik, 9. Jnatputra, 10. Devary, 11. Dirghatapasvi, etc.
Lord Mahavira's parents were followers of the Parsvanathiya tradition of Shramanas.
Lord Mahavira was born in Vaishali, which is famous as 'Basar' or 'Basad', 27 miles north of Patna.
_Mahavira's father was King Siddhartha, his mother was Trishaladevi, and his elder brother was Nandivardhan. Mahavira's mother Trishaladevi was the sister of Chetak, the chief king of the Vaishali republic.
After the death of his parents, Mahavira took initiation at the age of thirty, with permission from Nandivardhan._