History of Sankeshwar parshvanath dhaam with shree krishna

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U.P. Shah's article on The Historical Origin and Ontological Interpretation of Arhat Pärsva's Association with Dharanendra is an interesting one and is also authenticated with textual references. Some articles containing the images and temples of Pārsvanatha, such as, Images and Temples of Parsva in...

Book: Sankheshwar Parshwanath Divya Katha Das Bhav Sahit by Vijaynityanandsuri | English: Sankheshwar Parshwanath Divya Katha Das Bhav Sahit, authored by Vijaynityanandsuri and published by Aatmvallabh Sumadra Foundation in 2015, spans 153 pages and presents the divine stories of Sankheshwar Parshwa...

The inscription behind the parikara reads: सं. १४१२ वर्षे पितृपितृव्यभ्रातृमातृसर्वपूर्वज ....महं धणपाल पु. म. भीमसीह था. पूजल पु. विक्रमसीह भा. बल देवि ........श्रेयोर्थ महं लाखणसिंहेन श्रीचतुर्विंशतिपई कारयितं प्र. श्री हरिभदसूरिभिः । In Samvat 1412, Maham Lakhanasimha got made Śrī caturviṁsati-pa...

One of the most authoritative books on Parsvanatha and his Dharanendra legend is the present one under review. It is a collection of fourteen articles on different aspects of Arhat Parsvanatha. Apart from editing the book, the editor M.A. Dhaky has also contributed three articles on Arhat Parsva and...

The Chandogya UpaniSad refers to Krishna, son of Devaki, as a disciple of Ghora Angirasa who instructed him about Tapas (austerity), Dana (charity), Aarjava (simplicity or piety), Ahimsa (non-injury) and Satyavachana (truthfulness) - virtues which are extolled by
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