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Bhagavan Shanti Nath(Sixteenth Jain Tirthankara)
(श्रीशांतिनाथ)

Lord Shantinath was the sixteenth Tirthankar of the present age (Avasarpini). According to Jain beliefs, he became a siddha, a liberated soul which has destroyed all of its karma.

Deer
Symbol - Deer

Life of Lord Shanti Nath

Tirthankara Shantinath was born to the King Vishavsen and Queen Achiradevi of Hastinapur. It is said that as soon Lord Shantinathas he entered the womb of his mother, diseases were cured, peace and happiness prevailed throughout the area. Because of this, he came to be called Santinath (peacemaker). When he was very young, he became an expert in the use of many weapons. These skills enabled him to become a Chakarvarti (King of Kings).
He enjoyed his kingdom and its riches for thousands of years. One day, however, he saw his own aging reflection in a mirror and realized that his body was not as young and beautiful as it used to be. Thus he came to know that all the riches and even man itself are not eternal. At that moment he was inspired to become an ascetic.
He became enlightened on the eleventh moonlit night of Paush (Feb-March). For many years, he went from city to city, spreading the message of peace, Ahimsa (non-violence) and harmony.He achieved Nirvana on the mountain of Sammed Shikhar (Bihar). His symbol is a deer (Mriga). He is considered a god to bestow peace and happiness.

Father Vishwasena
Mother Mata Achira
Clan Name Ikshvaku
Place of Birth Gajapura or Hastinapuri
Source of Descent Sarvarthasiddha
Date of Descent (Garbha Kalyanaka) Bhadrapadha Krishna 7
Date of Birth (Janma Kalyanaka) Jayesth ku. 13
Age 100,000 years
Height 40 dhanusha (poles)
Body Colour Golden
Date of Enlightenment (Keval Gyana Kalyanaka) Paush su. 9
Date of Diksha (Diksha Kalyanaka) Jayesth ku. 14
Diksha Tree or Vat Vriksha Nandi (Cedrela toona)
Place of Nirvana Sammed Shikharji
Date of Nirvana (Moksha Kalyanaka) Jayesth ku. 13
First person to donate food Sumithraraja
Period of Meditation 1 Year
Chief Disciple (Ganadhar) Chakrayuddha
Head of Female Ascetics Suchi
God of Organisation (Yaksh) Garuda
Goddess of Organisation (Yakshini) Nirvani or Kimpurusha or Mahamanasi
Heaven Sarvarthasiddha
No. of Muni 62,000
No. of Aryika 61,600
No. of Shravak 2,90,000
No. of Shravika 3,93,000

Other details of Lord Shanti Naths Life


 

Famous Shantinath Temples

Shantinath Temple, Khajuraho, Madhya Pradesh
Delwara Jain Temples, Mt. Abu, Rajasthan
Shri Shantinath (Nougaja) Digambar Jain Atishaya Kshetra, Kolaras, Dist. Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh
Shri Shantinath Temple, Sector-4, Gurgaon, Haryana
Shantinath Temple, Hastinapur, Uttar Pradesh
Jain Temple, Bajrangarh, Guna District, Madhya Pradesh

 


 
Bhagavân Rishabha Dev
( श्रीआदिनाथ )
 
Bhagavân Ajitnath
(श्रीअजितनाथ )
Bhagavân Sambhavanath
(श्रीसंभवनाथ)
Bhagavân Abhinandananath
(श्रीअभिनन्दननाथ)
Bhagavân Sumatinath
( श्रीसुमतिनाथ)
Bhagavân Padmaprabha
(श्रीपद्मप्रभ)
Bhagavân Suparshvanath
(श्रीसुपार्श्वनाथ)
Bhagavân Chandraprabha
(श्रीचन्द्रप्रभ)
Bhagavân Pushpadanta
(श्रीपुष्पदन्त )
Bhagavân Sitalanath
(श्रीशीतलनाथ)
Bhagavân Sreyansanath
(श्रीश्रेयांसनाथ)
Bhagavân Vasupujya
(श्रीवासुपूज्य)
Bhagavân Vimalanath
(श्रीविमलनाथ)
Bhagavân Anantanath
(श्रीअनन्तनाथ)
Bhagavân Dharmanath
(श्रीधर्मनाथ)
Bhagavân Santinath
(श्रीशांतिनाथ)
Bhagavân Kunthunath
(श्रीकुंथुनाथ )
Bhagavân Aranath
(श्रीअरहनाथ)
Bhagavân Mallinath
(श्रीमल्लिनाथ)
Bhagavân Munisuvrata
(श्रीमुनिसुव्रनाथ)
Bhagavân Naminath
(श्रीनमिनाथ)
Bhagavân Neminath
(श्रीनेमिनाथ)
Bhagavân Parshvanath
(श्रीपार्श्वनाथ)
Bhagavân Mahavira
(श्रीमहावीर)
   
   
   


 
   
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