Significance of Vanavasika
Vanavasika in Jainism is identified as a location situated in the southern part of the land. In contrast, according to Purana, Vanavasika also describes a specific metre consisting of twelve lakaras, with the unique feature that the ninth retains its own form for a quarter of the metre. This highlights the dual significance of the term in different religious texts and contexts.
In Dutch: Vanavasika; In Finnish: Vanavasika
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Jain concept of 'Vanavasika'
Vanavasika in Jainism can be interpreted as a geographical area situated in the southern region, significant for its unique characteristics related to Jain beliefs and practices.
From: Trishashti Shalaka Purusha Caritra
(1) A location found in the southern region of the land.[1]