For 10 points, name this twenty fourth and final Tirthankar of Jainism.
According to one story, the goat or antelope headed deity Harinaigameshin descended from heaven to remove the embryo of this figure from Devananda. According to another story, he was given his name after an angelic figure turned into a monster while he was riding on its back. This figure's experiences with snakes include being tested by Sangama in the form of one and allowing the poisonous cobra Chandakaushik to bite him. His mother Queen Trishala had a series of fourteen exotic dreams before his birth. This figure was given the title Jina, or Conqueror, after creating the fifth and final of the five vows. His life is discussed in depth in the Kalpasutra, and his teachings include the twelve angas, which are found in his Agamas. This man's marriage to Princess Yasoda is disputed by the Digambaras, and he invented ahimsa. For 10 points, name this twenty fourth and final Tirthankar of Jainism.
According to one story, the goat or antelope headed deity Harinaigameshin descended from heaven to remove the embryo of this figure from Devananda.
{Mahavira} [or {Vardhamana}]