Jain literature

Target entity: Jain literature
Context triple: [Magadhi Prakrit, usedIn, Jain literature]

• A. Smriti literature
  Smriti literature is a body of post-Vedic Hindu texts, including legal, ethical, and social codes such as the Dharmashastras, that guide religious practice and daily life.
• B. Hindu scriptures
  Hindu scriptures are a vast body of ancient Indian sacred texts—including the Vedas, Upanishads, epics like the Mahabharata and Ramayana, and numerous Puranas—that lay out spiritual philosophy, rituals, cosmology, and moral teachings central to Hinduism.
• C. Indian philosophical texts (Darśanas)
  Indian philosophical texts (Darśanas) are classical schools of Hindu thought that systematically explore metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, and liberation through rigorous reasoning and scriptural interpretation.
• D. Dharmashastras
  The Dharmashastras are a genre of ancient Hindu legal and ethical texts that lay down codes of conduct, social duties, and religious law.
• E. Pancharatra texts
  Pancharatra texts are a group of ancient Hindu scriptures central to a devotional tradition of Vaishnavism that elaborate rituals, theology, and worship of Vishnu and his avatars.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Jain literature
Target entity description: Jain literature is the body of religious and philosophical texts associated with Jainism, encompassing scriptures, commentaries, stories, and ethical treatises composed over many centuries in various Indian languages.

• A. Smriti literature
  Smriti literature is a body of post-Vedic Hindu texts, including legal, ethical, and social codes such as the Dharmashastras, that guide religious practice and daily life.
• B. Hindu scriptures
  Hindu scriptures are a vast body of ancient Indian sacred texts—including the Vedas, Upanishads, epics like the Mahabharata and Ramayana, and numerous Puranas—that lay out spiritual philosophy, rituals, cosmology, and moral teachings central to Hinduism.
• C. Indian philosophical texts (Darśanas)
  Indian philosophical texts (Darśanas) are classical schools of Hindu thought that systematically explore metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, and liberation through rigorous reasoning and scriptural interpretation.
• D. Dharmashastras
  The Dharmashastras are a genre of ancient Hindu legal and ethical texts that lay down codes of conduct, social duties, and religious law.
• E. Pancharatra texts
  Pancharatra texts are a group of ancient Hindu scriptures central to a devotional tradition of Vaishnavism that elaborate rituals, theology, and worship of Vishnu and his avatars.
• F. None of above. chosen