I. Moodabidri
II. Madurai
III. Sonagiri
Select the correct answer using the code given below.
I and III only
Identifying Famous Jain Pilgrimage Towns
The question asks to identify which towns from the list are famous Jain pilgrimage sites.
- Moodabidri (I): Located in Karnataka, it is widely known as the 'Jain Kashi' of South India due to its numerous ancient Jain temples and its historical significance in Jainism.
- Madurai (II): While primarily famous for its Hindu temples, Jainism has a historical presence in Tamil Nadu, and sites in and around Madurai are recognized in Jain history. For the purpose of this question, it is included as a significant site.
- Sonagiri (III): Situated in Madhya Pradesh, Sonagiri is a very important and famous Jain pilgrimage center, renowned for its numerous temples located on a hill, attracting many devotees.
Based on the historical and religious significance, all three towns—Moodabidri, Madurai, and Sonagiri—are considered famous Jain pilgrimage destinations.
Therefore, the correct selection includes I, II, and III.
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