The three jewels in Jainism are related to what?
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Correct answer: Right faith, right knowledge and right conduct
Jainism’s Three Jewels, or Triratna, are right faith or perception, right knowledge and right conduct. Together they provide the ethical and spiritual path toward liberation. They are principles of understanding and disciplined living, not references to wars, rivers or taxes. Therefore, the complete and correct set is given in option A.
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Right faith, right knowledge and right conduct
Why is this the correct answer?
Jainism’s Three Jewels, or Triratna, are right faith or perception, right knowledge and right conduct. Together they provide the ethical and spiritual path toward liberation. They are principles of understanding and disciplined living, not references to wars, rivers or taxes. Therefore, the complete and correct set is given in option A.
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This is a Class 11 History question. Chapter: Writing and City Life.
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