Shree Nageshwar Parshwanath Shwetamber Jain tirth

Shree Nageshwar Parshwanth Jain temple is situated on the border of border of Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan State. The ancient name of Shree Nageshwar Parshwanth Jain tirth is Virampur.This ancient temple was cnstructed around 1200–1300 years ago. The temple was renovated in 1207(V.S. 1264) by Jain Acharya Shri Abhay Devsuri. The temple belongs to Shwetamber sect. of Jainism. This Dehrasar is made by white marble and is considered very miraculous.

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Shree Nageshwar parshwanath tirth's Mulnayak Great, Adbhut, Manohar and pleasing pratima (idol) description in short:

Green Coloured ( As per the colour of Lord Parshwanath

Standing Kausagg posture

Dimention of pratimaji different parts

Body part width (inch) Altitude/length Inch

Padmasan Dharmachakra 8 Altitude 15

Foot 8 Length 15

Knee to Foot Length 35

Waist to Knee Length 41

Vakshsthal 38 Length 15

Diffrence Between to Arms Length 43

Arms 8 Length 25

Hand 6 Length 35

Throat to nabhi Length 35

Face 27 Length 30

Bhamandal 36 Length 32

Fana above Face 52 Length 19

Diffrence between Sikha and fana Length 6

There is Seven Fana chatra on head of Lord Nageshwar Parshwanath. Total height is of 14 Foot including Chatro of fana. Without fana Body height is of 13.5 Foot means Nine Hath which is actual height of Shree Parshwanath Bhagwan.

It is made of Granite Sandstone
On left and Right side of Mulnayak Shree Nageshwar Parshwanath Bhagwan Foor and half Foot Lenghths Shree Shantinath Bhagwan and Shree Mahavir Swamy Bhagwans White marbles idols are there in Kausagg posture.
In the idol itself kandoro and bhamandal is there at appropriate place.
On bhamandal super artistic dhari is their.
In the wall behind the fana there is hollow place where a snake is living for years sometimes it appears in white or brown color.
Near the legs of idol on the both side there is standing pratima of 37 inch chamardhari deveta.
Idol is so polished that it gives reflection of divas.
Shree Nageshwar Parshwanath Bhagwans Face appears as Blossomed Lotus.
People think that idol is not made of stone but emerald.
Eyes of Lord Shree Nageshwar Parshwanath appears as wherever devotee is standing all feels that lord is blessing them.
Their No comparable idol of 23rd Tirthankar Shree Parshwanath Bhagwan

The life size statue of esteemed Lord Shree Parshwanath, the 23rd tirthankar of the Jain religion has been installed here. To prove its ancientness a few of the facts are as under:

In the olden times the statues made out of precious and semi-precious stones were mostly preferred than the ordinary stone statues, according to the sayings this statue was also made of Markat Mani.

The original life size statue (measuring nine hands length) of the same color, shape, pleasant facial expressions and action oriented pose, can be crafted only by some one who had personally seen the Lord.

In spite of dreadful and torrential rain Dharnendra Dev continued Lord's devotional bhakti for almost three days, in it's memory the Lord's statue was crafted. The example of which has been described in Shree Parshwanath Charitra, Parshwanath Panch-Kalyanak Pujan and various other treatise related to Jain Religion.

After Diksha the roaming area to the Lord remained in and around the surroundings of Varanasi. Related to the same are Ahichhatra tirths where perhaps Meghamali continued it's upasarga towards the Lord and Dharnendra Dev Crafted Lord's Statue. After a long time the same was brought perhaps by the angels at it's present site of Unhel.

In the second century old jain Stupas situated around the stony Hillocks near Mathura's stone inscription there are represences about some eleven Hundred years old jain building's and statues, wherein there are deiscriptions of statues installed by angels and among them there is also a represence of a life size statue made of Market Mani. Perhaps this statue of Lord Shree Nageshwar Parshwanath may be the same one.

There is a reference in the old treaties about creations of statues of the great saint by persons during their life time and hence this may not be improbable or surprising.

The sacred special light marks on pedestal of the statue also proves this and the experts of statues have also endorsed there facts.

Considering the above points and the history of Shree Nageshwar tirth, without any hesitation this can be inferred very well that this statue is 3000 years old and that there cannot be two opinions about it.

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Shri Jain Shwetamber Nageshwar Parshwanath Tirth Pedhi

P. o. Unhel, St. Chaumahala, Western Railway,

District Jhalawad, Rajasthan - 326515

Tel: +91-07410-240712 / 240747 Fax: 240716

Nageshwar Tirth Pedhi Cell No.: +91-9784816711 / +91-9649116711

Dharamshala Office No.: +91-9784816711

Fax: +91-07410-240716

Dharamshala Booking No.: +91-07410-240711 / 240781

Dharamshala Booking Cell No.: +91-7568558711 / +91-9610451711

Email :info@nageshwartirth.org / nageshwarg@rediffmail.com

Contact Person: Shri Deepchand Jain (Secretary)

Contacts at Mumbai

Shri Navinbhai D. Mehta (President)

D. Navinchandra & Co.

212 - 14, Prasad Chambers, Opera House, Mumbai - 400004

Shri Dharamchand Jain (Joint Secretary)

Arihant Cloth Stores

Nageshwar Road, Alote, Dist. Ratlam,

Tel: +91-07410-230552

Mob: 09425491062 / 08349626990

Email :dharam2007@gmail.com

Shri Kalyanbhai

Kalyan Jewellers

273 / B, 1st Floor, Opposite Mumbadevi Temple,

Mumbai - 400052

Tel: +91-22-23401117

Latitude - 23.8259258

Longitude - 75.59340539999994

Road Route:

From Mumbai to Baroda to Ratlam to Nagda to Alot to Unhel, Nageshwar.

Rail Route:

The Tirth place is 10 kilometers away from Vikramgarh-Alot station on Delhi-Mumbai rail route. It is 14 kilometers from Chaumahala station, 60 kilometers from Nagda and 100 kilometers from Ratlam. Almost all the express trains coming from Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Jaipur, Goa, Durg, Madras and Kolkata halts at these stations. For reaching to the tirth place one can reach to Vikramgarh-Alot station by local passenger train, on getting pre-intimation the tirth pedhi can arrange for conveyance at these stations

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For reaching to the tirth place the nearest airport is Indore (Madhya Pradesh) from where the place is approximately 200kms away and the road route is duly tar-concreted. From this airport plane service is available to almost all parts of the country

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