Every perspective on reality is partially true according to this religion’s doctrine of many-sidedness. The first major figure of this religion lived for a span of nearly 600 quintillion years. Fourteen internal possessions must not be held according to one of this religion’s five vows. (10[1]-5[1])One of this religion’s two major sects is the (-5[1])Svetambara (10[1])(“shway-TUHM-buh-ruh”) or “white-clad” (10[2])sect. (10[1])The 24 (-5[1])“ford-makers” of this religion, (10[1])the latest one being Mahavira (“mah-hah-VEE-ruh”), are called tirthankaras (“teer-THUN-kuh-ruhs”). Ascetics of one sect of this religion sweep away insects with a broom. (10[1])For 10 points, (10[1])name this Indian religion that emphasizes ahimsa (“ah-HIM-suh”), or non-violence. (10[1])■END■ (10[3])