Jain History

33. Jain History | Famous Two Ancient Jain Temples Thirupparuthikunram

33. Jain History | Famous Two Ancient Jain Temples Thirupparuthikunram

Thirupparuthikunram (near Kanchipuram) is famous for 2 ancient Jain temples dedicated to Bhagwan Mahavir and Chandraprabhu Bhagwan. The idol of Bhagwan Mahavir in sitting posture is 6 ft high. The temple dates back to 6th century and was enlarged during the Chola period. There are a series of paintings belonging…

28. Jain History | Best Collection Of Jain Artifacts And Structures

28. Jain History | Best Collection Of Jain Artifacts And Structures

The Lahore museum in Pakistan has the best collection of Jain artifacts and structures from anywhere in Pakistan. They were brought into the museum right after the site was excavated, yet, most of the collection is in storage and inaccessible. The other notable collection in Lahore museum is of charan…

27. Jain History |  Siddhachal Caves And Gopachal Rock Cut Monuments (Gwalior)

27. Jain History | Siddhachal Caves And Gopachal Rock Cut Monuments (Gwalior)

Hundreds of Jain idols in Siddhachal caves and Gopachal rock cut monuments (Gwalior) were destroyed by the Islamic invaders. Most of the Jain idols had been chiseled during the 15th century, though few date back to the 7th century AD. The idols carved during the 15th century were built during…

26. Jain History | Wayanad Jains The First Group Who Migrated To Wayanad

26. Jain History | Wayanad Jains The First Group Who Migrated To Wayanad

According to ancient history, Wayanad Jains is the first group who migrated to Wayanad (known as Bailnad), on the banks of river Kabani in Panamaram, Kerala. The Kannada speaking people in Wayanad are Digambar Jains and are called Gowadas. Hoysala kings were the rulers of Karnataka in the 12th century…

25. Jain History | Abbakka The Queen Of Tulu Nadu (Karnataka)

25. Jain History | Abbakka The Queen Of Tulu Nadu (Karnataka)

Abbakka, the queen of Tulu Nadu (Karnataka), fought the Portuguese in the latter half of the 16th century. She belonged to the Chowta dynasty, the Digambar Jain dynasty, who had migrated from Gujarat probably in the 12th century. Their main centre was Moodibidri, known as Jain Dakshin Kashi, as it…

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