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Jain Symbols

Adinath Bhagwan

Mahaveer Swami

Thirthankara & Their Moksha

Heaven (Moksha) : Tirthankar (24 Bhagwan)

1. Sarvartha-siddha : Lord Rishabha (Adinath)

2. Vijaya-vimana : Lord Ajitnath

3. Uvari-magraiveka : Lord Sambhavnath

4. Jayanta-vimana : Lord Abhinandannath

5. Jayanta-vimana : Lord Sumatinath

6. Uvari-magraiveka : Lord Padmaprabhu

7. Madhya-magraiveka : Lord Suparshvanath

8. Vijayanta : Lord Chandraprabhu

9. Anata-devaloka : Lord Pushpadanta

10. Achyuta-devaloka : Lord Sheetalnath

11. Achyuta-devaloka : Lord Shreyansnath

12. Pranata-devaloka : Lord Vasupujya

13.  Mahasara-devaloka : Lord Vimalnath

14.  Pranata-devaloka   : Lord Anantnath

15.  Vijaya-vimana : Lord Dharmanath

16.  Sarvartha-siddha    : Lord Shantinath

17.  Sarvartha-siddha     : Lord Kunthunath

18.  Sarvartha-siddha         : Lord Arahnath

19.  Jayanta-devaloka : Lord Mallinath

20.  Aparajita-devaloka : Lord Munisuvrata

21.  Pranata-devaloka : Lord Naminath

22.  Aparajita         : Lord Neminath

23.  Pranata-devaloka : Lord Parshvanath

24.  Pranata-devaloka : Lord Mahaveera

Jain Bhagwan Pics

Jain Idols Pics

Agams of Jain

Jain Ägams consisted of  :

( a ) 14 Purvas

( b ) 12 Ang Pravishtha Ägams

( c ) Ang Bähya Ägams

( d ) 34 for Shwetämbar Murtipujak

( e ) 21 Shwetämbar Sthanakväsi

( f ) 14 for Digambar

Jain's Group

Jains were divided into two groups, Shwetämbar and Digambar approx six hundred years after the Nirvän ( Moksha ) of Lord Mahavir. The process of the split of Jains continued from third century, B.C. upto the first century of the Christian Era. In  third century B.C. famous Jain saint Shrutakevali Bhadrabahu predicted a long and severe famine in the kingdom of Magadha (Bihar) and view to avoid the terrible effects of famine Bhadrabahu, along with body of 12,000 monks, migrated from Pataliputra, the capital of Magadha to Shravanabelagola ( Karnataka ) in South India.

Jainism Basic Knowledge

Jainism Religion was known among the people of Indus Valley around 3000-3500 B.C. The sacred signs or Symbol of swastika are found engraved on a number of seals. There are some motifs on the seals found in Mohenjodaro and it suggested that these motif are identical with those found in the ancient Jain art of Mathura. It strongly suggests that Jainism existed in pre-Aryan time and this presence of Jain tradition in the earliest period of Indian history is supported by many scholars.