For a Digambar Jain, “gotra” is not clearly defined in our scriptures the way it is in Hindu tradition.

1. In Jain dharma itself

- Jain āgamas and Digambar texts do not make gotra a compulsory religious identity. - Our main identities are: - Jain → Digambar / Shwetambar - Local community, family, and guru‑paramparā (spiritual teacher lineage), not gotra.

1. So how to “find” your gotra?

If your family or local community uses a gotra name socially (for marriage, genealogy, etc.), the only practical way is: - Ask elders in your family – parents, grandparents, chacha, mama, etc. - Check old marriage cards, family vahi / bahi‑khata, community records – sometimes “kul / gotra” is written. - Ask at your local Digambar Jain sangh or temple – some keep family-wise details.

1. If you cannot find it

- From the viewpoint of Jain dharma, it is absolutely fine if you do not know or do not use any gotra. - Your spiritual progress depends on right faith (samyak darshan), right knowledge, vows, pratikraman, samyak charitra, etc. – not on knowing a gotra.

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