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जीव अकेला आता है और अकेले जाता है उसे "एकम" कहते हैं।

जीव दो प्रकार का धर्म का पालन करता है उसे बीज (दूज) कहते हैं।

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जीव "पाँच इन्द्रियों" (स्पर्श इन्द्रिय, रसेइन्द्रिय, चक्षुइन्द्रिय, घ्राणइन्द्रिय, स्वानइन्द्रिय) को वश में रखता है उसे "पाँचम" कहते है।

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जीव "सात कुव्यसन" को त्यागता है उसे "सातम" कहते है।

जीव "आठ प्रकार के कर्मो" को खपाने का प्रयत्न करता है उसे "आठम" कहते हैं।

जीव "ब्रह्मचर्य के नव-वाड" पालन करनेका प्रयत्न करता है उसे "नम या नवमी" कहते हैं।

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जीव श्रावक की "ग्यारह पडिमा" धारे उसे "ग्यारस" कहते हैं।

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Jhagadiya Adinath Jain Shwetambar Temple, Zaghadia, Gujarat

Address :
Main Bazar, Opp. Jhagadiya Bus Stand, Off Rajpipla Rd, Main bajar, Jhagadia, Gujarat, Pincode : 393110

In this temple, there is an approximately 104 cm white stone statue of Shri Adinath Dada seated in Padmasana as Mulnayak.
This historical idol was found from the underground in Veer Nirvana Samvat 2390 (Vikram Samvat 1921) and the craftsmanship of the idol of Mata Chackeshwari Devi brings to mind the antiquity. A beautiful idol of Shri Pundarik Swami also mere.
An inscription is found on the day of Maha Shukla 10 in 1200. On the day of Margashish 5 of Veer Samvat 2397 (Vikram Samvat 1928), the idols were re-installed in this temple built by the then king Shri Gambhir Singhji. The temple was handed over to Sri Sangha. And once again it was renovated in Veer Samvat 2428 (Vis. No. 1959).

Rana Gambhirsinghji, who came forward to protect the Jain statues of Vadodara and Bharuch, requested them to become permanent in his state. Because Jain devotees did not live there. Rana gave facilities to the devotees for business etc. Due to which the devotees agreed to stay there. Rana built a temple and got all the idols consecrated. He handed over the temple to Sri Sangh after 30 years.

There is a dharamshala for lodging near the temple with all facilities and a bhojanshala for meals. There are AC and Non AC Rooms available to Jain people. Food is yummy, Jain satvik Food is provide in Jain religion meal times.

How to reach :
Jhagadia is a Town in Jhagadia Taluka in Bharuch District. It is located 3 km south of the southern bank of the Narmada River.
The nearby railway station of Jhagadia is ¾ Km away from the temple. There is a tar road upto the temple doors. The station is on Ankleshwar – Rajpipla rail line. The shrine is almost 33 Kms away from Bharuch and 90 Kms from Surat.
Air: Vadodara Airport

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Shri Korta Ji Jain Tirth, Korta, Pali (Rajasthan)

Address :
Shri Korta Ji Jain Tirth, Korta, District - Pali, Rajasthan, India, Pincode : 306901.

Korta village, which has been not only a stronghold of Jain culture but also a place of pride in historical times. Today four Jain temples remain there as symbols of ancient Jain culture. Which preserves the history of its past. According to Jain historians, Korta is the place where Yugapradhan Osavansh founder Acharya Ratnaprabhasuriji along with Osian's brave Jin Chait had consecrated the temple of Lord Mahavir together in Korta on the same day. It is said that Acharya Ratnaprabhasuriji had taken two forms. In the medieval era, there was the golden age of Jain culture in Korta and its surrounding areas, Korta was a glorious city in those days where a huge Jain temple named Nahad Vasahi was built which was no less than the workmanship of Vimal Vasahi of Abu. It is said that Nahad had built ninety-nine Jain temples here, in which as per the description of Upadesh Tarangini, there is mention of seventy temples built by Nahad. Bat present most of the temples were destroyed in the era of natural calamities and communal barbarity and layers of soil were covered over them and all of them got buried underground. At the place in Korta where Nahad had built the temple, today there is a temple of Lord Mahavir. Even today in the revenue records of the state, this place is called Naharvi Kheda, from where during land erosion, grand arches and other statues of Jain temples are recovered from time to time, which are still telling the story of the glory of Jain culture in the museum of the temple. . Four Jain temples still exist in Korta. In which an ancient temple exists. In which an ancient temple is situated at a place called Naharwan Kheda, one kilometer away from Korta village. There is a Shikharbandh of Lord Mahavir in the concrete wall surrounding the temple. It is mentioned in many Jain scriptures that 70 years after the supreme Tirthankar Lord Mahavir, Shri Keshi Gandhar Shri Ratnaprabhasuriji's Karakamals were in Dhanlagna on Magh Shukla Panchami Thursday.
The second temple of Korta is built by Dhahaval, son of Nahad, in which the idol of Moolnayak Lord Rishabhdev is enshrined. The construction period of this temple is not believed to be older than the 13th century. The idol consecrated by Dhahwalji is no longer there in the temple but in its place V.S. The iconic statue is in place in 1903.
The third temple of Korta is dedicated to Lord Shri Parshvanath. There is no mention of when it was built and who got it done, but from the vague letters on one of the pillars of Navchowki of this temple, it is being estimated that this temple was also built by one of the family members of the Nahar Minister. It was renovated in the 17th century. At that time the statue of Lord Shantinath was installed in this temple but V.S. In 1959, the statue of Lord Parshvanath was installed here again which is still present. The fourth temple here is situated in the east of Korta village. Apart from being grand, this temple is also more ancient than other temples. The statue of Rishabhdev is installed in it. On either side of which are the Kausaggi statues of Shri Shantinath Bhagwan and Shri Sambhavnath Bhagwan, on which V.S. The article is from 1943. It is said that these idols had appeared from under the ground while renovating the temple of Lord Mahavir. The ancient craftsmanship of these temples is amazing, here the ancient statues and arches etc. have been displayed in a museum, which gives a sense of the antiquity of these temples of Korta, otherwise after repeated renovations, it becomes difficult to estimate the period of their construction.

In Korta, convenient Dharamshala and Bhojanshala are also arranged for the travelers by Tirtha Pedhi. To reach here, the nearest railway station is Jawaibandh, from where one has to reach Shivganj by bus, which is 12 kilometers away and from here to Korta, the eight kilometer distance has to be covered by tanga and taxi. Shivganj city is situated on National Highway 14 of Jodhpur-Ahmedabad.

Korta is a historic village and tourist destination in Pali district. Local transport is available from Sheoganj.
Train: Jawai Bandh Railway Station
Air: Udaipur Airport

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