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जैन पंचांग
प्रत्येक पर्व चंद्र-वर्ष में उसके स्थान के अनुसार — जो प्रत्येक वर्ष समान रहता है, ईस्वी तिथि के विपरीत।
इन्हें ईस्वी तिथियों में बदलने के लिए आपकी परंपरा और नगर का पंचांग आवश्यक है — वह सुविधा अभी नहीं बनी, इसलिए कोई ईस्वी तिथि नहीं दिखाई गई। दोनों परंपराओं का वर्ष पूर्ण रूप से सूचीबद्ध है: संवत्सरी के साथ क्षमावाणी, ज्ञान पंचमी के साथ श्रुत पंचमी।
Every festival, with what the day is for → · The ten virtues of Das Lakshana, day by day →
The birth of Mahavira, the twenty-fourth Tirthankara.
Marks the ending of Rishabhanatha’s year-long fast, and with it the origin of the alms round.
Commemorates the scriptures first being committed to writing, and honours the texts themselves.
Eight days of fasting, study and reflection, concluding with Samvatsari on Bhadrapada Shukla Chaturthi, when forgiveness is asked of everyone.
Marks the first sermon of Mahavira at Rajgir, and with it the beginning of the teaching as the community received it.
Ten days, each dedicated to one of the ten cardinal virtues of the dharma — uttama kshama, mardava, arjava, shaucha, satya, samyama, tapa, tyaga, akinchanya and brahmacharya. The Digambara observance of Paryushan Parva.
The tenth and final day of Das Lakshana, given to the virtue of celibacy and marked with the fullest observance of the ten days.
The day of forgiveness, following Das Lakshana: forgiveness is asked of every living being and granted to every one. The Digambara counterpart to Samvatsari.
A day given to knowledge, and to the care of the manuscripts that carry it.
The liberation of Mahavira. Observed as Diwali, with lamps marking the departed light.