In ancient South Asian sources, this kind of people were referred to by a term referring to their status as being “free from knots.” A Gujarati group of these people who migrated from Palanpur usurped Antwerp’s Hasidic community’s control of the diamond trade. Extraordinarily (15[2])rich examples of these people include Shantidas Jhaveri and the Jagat (“JUH-guth”) Seth family, who served the Mughals and the Nawabs of Bengal. Many of these people allegedly moved south after one of these people convinced a ruler that his conquests would cause (-5[1])a (*) twelve-year famine. Legendarily, Bhadrabahu’s teachings led a king to become one of these people (10[1])and leave his kingdom (10[1])to Bindusara. (-5[1])For 10 points, Chandragupta Maurya allegedly starved himself in accordance with the principles of what religious group, following the tradition of their Digambara school? ■END■ (10[2])