The penultimate one is attended by Padmāvatī and is often depicted under the shade of a snake's hood.
The attendant of one of these figures rides an eagle and is named Chakreshvari. Another of these figures, believed by some to be the only female one, once filled a statue of herself with rotting food in order to drive away potential suitors. The penultimate one is attended by Padmāvatī and is often depicted under the shade of a snake's hood. The first of these figures was Riṣabha, who was the king of Ayodhyā. They are depicted either in the kāyōtsarga posture or the lotus position, and are said to have achieved Kevala JÃ±āna. The last of these figures was born Prince Vardhamāna and attained nirvāṇa in Pawapuri. For 10 points, name these enlightened figures of Jainism, the last of whom was Mahāvīra.
The attendant of one of these figures rides an eagle and is named Chakreshvari.
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