Sati Sulsa, also known as Sulsa Devi, is a revered figure in Jain tradition. She is celebrated for her exemplary virtues, especially her steadfastness in following Jain principles such as ahimsa (non-violence), satya (truth), and aparigraha (non-possession). Sati Sulsa is often mentioned in Jain literature as an ideal woman, respected for her wisdom, devotion, and moral strength.

Regarding your question, Sati Sulsa’s mother is not prominently mentioned in Jain scriptures or stories. Most Jain texts focus on Sati Sulsa herself and her husband, Shripal Raja, rather than her parentage. Jain narratives about Sulsa Devi highlight her personal virtues and her role as a supportive and principled wife rather than her lineage.

If you are interested in more detailed stories or the context of Sati Sulsa’s life and spiritual achievements as described in Jainism, feel free to ask!