One of these figures was born because a king had snuck away from his six friends to do extra penance; that one of these figures later made a statue filled with rotten food to convince six kings not to marry her. Black or blue statues commemorate one of these figures who refused to marry after hearing animals cry (-5[1])at being slaughtered right before his wedding. These figures are large and have long life spans when produced (-5[1])near the beginning of (*) avasarpini, (-5[2])but those traits decrease (-5[1])over time. (10[2])Nemi is one of (10[1])these people, whose ranks also include Parshva (-5[1])and the son of Trishala. Whether one of these figures named Mallinatha (10[3])(“muh-lee-NAH-tuh”) was (10[2])male or female (10[2])is (10[1])a point of contention (10[1])between (10[1])the (10[1])Svetambara (10[3])(“shway-TUHM-buh-ruh”) and (-5[1])Digambara (10[1])sects. (10[1]-5[1])For 10 points, (-5[1])name this group (10[1])of 24 Jain (10[2])figures (10[1])that includes Mahavira. (10[1]) (10[4]0[4])■END■