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"Bhandavapur" jain tirth is situated in the dense forest of Bhandavpur village, near Bhinmal (भीनमाल) jain tirth of the Jalore district of Rajasthan. This jain tirth contains the attractive and said to be magical idol of the 24th Jain Tirthankara lord Mahavira. In the compound one another temple of Shri Acharya Rajendrasurishwarji made on a Lotus flower is very attractive too; teachings and life of Acharya Rajendrasuri are carved on the inner wall of this temple. Acharya Jayantsain Suri was ordained into Acharya of Tristutik Gachcha, a sub sect of the Shvetambara sect of Jainism, and was given the name Acharya Vijay Jayantsain Suri In 1983, at Bhandavapur Jain Tirth. ==History== Bhandavapur Jain Tirth Being an ancient one, this tirth place is also very magical. The Molnayak(main) idol of lord Mahavira is full of magical powers. It is said that the temple present at Veshala city in the older days was heavily damaged following the attacks of extremists. In order to ensure the idol would remain in his village, Sanghavi Palji of the village of Komata ran away and his cart along with the Moolnayak idol. But the cart automatically stopped at Bhandvapur. Sanghvi palji got the indication of its established himself in Bhandvapur, and along with his family members built a temple and installed the Moolnayak idol in it on Magh Shukla 5 of Vikrama Samvat 1233 (1176 AD). The heirs of Sanghvi Palji still offer Dhwaja on the temple every year. Still famous as a magical place, many Jains and non-Jainese visits this tirth place. Mela (Huge gatherings) are organised during Chaitra Shukla 13 & Poornima and on Kartik Poornima according to the Hindu calendar.There is temple of Shri Rajendra surishwarji with beautiful garden and Shri Shantivijayji whose "dhwaja" ( jain flag on the peak of temple ) is placed every year by Damrani Family Mengalva. There is Tower ( chabutara) for birds food and rest, a Drinking Water booth (pyau) for the tourists made by Shri Kanti Lal Gebaji Jain, Mahipal Jain, Sumit jain (Damrani family) Mengalva by the order of Shri Jayantsen suriji. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Bhandavapur」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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