UPSC Principle and Vice Principle GK/GS History of India Part - 2
Jainism’s doctrine of ‘Anekantavada’ refers to which core philosophical concept?
Type: MCQ • Marks: 1
Jainism’s doctrine of ‘Anekantavada’ refers to which core philosophical concept?
Options
A. The principle of absolute non-violence towards non-living objects only
B. The theory of pluralism and many-sidedness of reality
C. The mandatory renunciation of all worldly duties by householders
D. The belief in a single supreme creator deity governing karma
Explanation
The theory of pluralism and many-sidedness trade networks connecting western India of reality with Mesopotamia, Bahrain, and Oman. Anekantavada is a fundamental philosophical Archaeological findings of Harappan steatite doctrine of Jainism asserting that ultimate seals, cubic weights, and pottery in Persian reality is complex, multifaceted, and manifold. Gulf sites confirm active commercial exchanges. According to this concept, no single human Mesopotamian cuneiform texts refer to trade perspective can express the complete truth of with Meluhha, identified as the Indus region, existence. Human perception remains inherently exchanging timber, lapis lazuli, carnelian beads, relative and partial, expressed through the copper, and textiles for silver and wool. framework of conditional viewpoints known as Syadavada. This philosophy encourages
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