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Mahavira is traditionally identified in Jainism as the:

ATwenty-fourth Tirthankara
BFirst Tirthankara
CTwenty-third Tirthankara
DTenth Tirthankara
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Correct answer: A. Twenty-fourth Tirthankara
Mahavira is revered as the twenty-fourth Tirthankara in the Jain tradition.
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