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Wikipedia's article on Jinasena documents his approximate 770 to 850 CE dates, his position as rajaguru to the Rashtrakuta emperor Amoghavarsha, the tradition that Amoghavarsha began each day's court business with salutations toward Jinasena's monastery, and the completion of the unfinished Adipurana's remaining chapters, together known as the Uttarapurana, by his disciple Gunabhadra.
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A general reference encyclopedia, tier 3, used here for Jinasena's approximate dates, his rajaguru role at Amoghavarsha's court, and Gunabhadra's completion of the work after his death, corroborating Paul Dundas's academic account above. NotesUsed for Jinasena's dates, his rajaguru role, and Gunabhadra's completion of the Adipurana's remaining chapters.
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