Simhanandi
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Simhanandi or Acharya Simhanandi was a Digambar Jain monk and spiritual teacher traditionally credited with establishing and guiding the Western Ganga dynasty in southern India during the 4th century CE. He is remembered for his role in shaping the dynasty's administration and religious patronage, particularly in the spread of Jainism in the region.
Simhanandi or Acharya Simhanandi was a Digambar Jain monk and spiritual teacher traditionally credited with establishing and guiding the Western Ganga dynasty in southern India during the 4th century CE. He is remembered for his role in shaping the dynasty's administration and religious patronage, particularly in the spread of Jainism in the region. ===Notes=== ===Sources===
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