Acharya Bhadrabahu

Acharya Bhadrabahu was a prominent Jain monk and scholar from the 4th century BCE, known for his teachings and leadership in Jainism, an ancient Indian religion emphasizing non-violence and asceticism. He is particularly recognized for his role in the development of the Jain community and the establishment of its texts and doctrines. Bhadrabahu is also known for his legendary journey to Karnataka, where he is said to have preserved the Jain scriptures after a significant crisis in the community. His contributions helped shape the philosophical and ethical foundations of Jainism, making him a significant figure in Indian religious history.