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Jayatirtha
Sri Jayatirtha or Sree Jayateertharu ''(also known as Teekācharya)'' (ca. 1365 – ca. 1388〔Daniel P. Sheridan, "Jayatirtha", in ''Great Thinkers of the Eastern World'', Ian McGready, ed., New York: Harper Collins, 1995, p. 236.〕) was the sixth pontiff of Sri Madhvacharya Peetha. He is one of the most important seers in the Dvaita philosophy on account of his elucidations of Sri Ananda Teertha's masterpieces. He is the one who elucidated Sri Madhvacharya’s philosophy clearly and simply so as to be understood by the common man which helped much to spread the Madhva philosophy. ==Early life==
He was born as Dhondupant (a.k.a. Dhondurao) to Raghunath and Sakubai Deshpande. His birthplace is Mangalavedhe which lies near Pandharapur in today’s Maharashtra. Because he was born to a local Brahmin chieftain’s family, he had all the wealth, power, affection. He was very handsome, healthy, intelligent, endowed with physical vigor, and given to outdoor activity such as horse riding.
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