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  1. Parshvanatha - Snake
  2. Naminatha - Blue lotus
  3. Rishabhanatha - Bull
  4. Mahavira - Shankha
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Option 4 : Mahavira - Shankha

  • Mahavira was the last Tirthankara, his symbol was Lion and his colour was Golden.
  • Shankha was the symbol of Neminatha who was the 22nd Tirthankara.
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