He's not Andy Watkins, but one story about this figure tells of him stripping naked in a forest and symbolically tearing out five tufts of his hair. Another story tells how the god Sangama transformed into a venomous serpent in an unsuccessful attempt to frighten this figure, who instead showed no fear. This figure, who was sometimes followed by ten disciples, may have been married to a daughter of Jitashatru named Yashoda, and he once experienced a vision while assuming a cow-milking position, causing him to become omniscent. Parshva and Rishabha are among this man's predecessors, who number twenty-three in total. For ten points, name this most recent Tirthankara, considered the founder of 
He's not Andy Watkins, but one story about this figure tells of him stripping naked in a forest and symbolically tearing out five tufts of his hair. Another story tells how the god Sangama transformed into a venomous serpent in an unsuccessful attempt to frighten this figure, who instead showed no fear. This figure, who was sometimes followed by ten disciples, may have been married to a daughter of Jitashatru named Yashoda, and he once experienced a vision while assuming a cow-milking position, causing him to become omniscent. Parshva and Rishabha are among this man's predecessors, who number twenty-three in total. For ten points, name this most recent Tirthankara, considered the founder of our time-cycle's Jainism.
He's not Andy Watkins, but one story about this figure tells of him stripping naked in a forest and symbolically tearing out five tufts of his hair.
Mahavira