Stulibhadra (also spelled Sthulibhadra) was a renowned Jain Acharya (spiritual teacher) during the ancient period, particularly in the Shwetambar tradition. According to Jain texts and legends, Stulibhadra was the son of the wealthy merchant Shrikant in Pataliputra. He had two elder sisters named Subhadra and Vasumati.

The well-known story from Jain tradition is that after their father's death, Stulibhadra’s mother wanted him to become a monk, but his sisters tried to keep him attached to worldly life by tempting him with luxuries and pleasures. Despite their efforts, Stulibhadra ultimately chose the path of renunciation and became a prominent Jain monk.

So, Stulibhadra's sisters were named Subhadra and Vasumati according to Jain historical narratives.