Why is the religion founded by Mahavira called Jainism?
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Mahavira was called 'Jina' meaning the big winner and from this name was derived the name of the religion. In many senses Jainism is similar to Buddhism. Both developed as a dissension to the Brahmanic philosophy that was dominant during that period in north-east India.
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mahavira was called 'jina' meaning the big winner and from this name was derived the names of the religious.In many senses jainism is similar to bhuddhism
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