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Jain tradition credits the monk Bhadrabahu with leading a famine-driven migration to Karnataka around 300 BCE. How do historians treat this specific story?

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1. Jain tradition credits the monk Bhadrabahu with leading a famine-driven migration to Karnataka around 300 BCE. How do historians treat this specific story?

As a well-documented, independently confirmed event

As a fabrication with no basis in Jain texts at all

As tradition, with no independent inscription or outside text confirming it

As an event confirmed by Ashokan edicts

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