In Jainism, the five kalyanaks (auspicious events) mark significant milestones in the life of a Tirthankara. Gautamswami was not a Tirthankara, but rather the chief disciple (ganadhara) of Lord Mahavira, the 24th Tirthankara. Therefore, Gautamswami does not have five kalyanaks associated with his life.

The concept of five kalyanaks applies only to Tirthankaras. These are:

1. Chyavan Kalyanak (Conception)
2. Janma Kalyanak (Birth)
3. Diksha Kalyanak (Renunciation)
4. Kevalgyan Kalyanak (Omniscience)
5. Nirvan Kalyanak (Liberation)

For Gautamswami, Jain texts describe important events like his diksha (initiation as a monk), his attainment of Kevalgyan (omniscience), and finally moksha (liberation), but these are not termed as the five kalyanaks.

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