Why is Ranakpur Jain Temple considered the holiest pilgrimage of Jainism? When and who has built in viral documentary

The Ranakpur Jain Temple in the state of Rajasthan, India, is considered one of the holiest and large pilgrimage centers for the followers of Jainism. This temple not only has religious significance because of its unique architecture, depth faith and historical importance, but is also a wonderful place for architectural lovers and tourists. The construction of this temple in Aravalli’s lap is related to a motivational story, unparalleled workmanship and values of Jainism. Let us know why and who built the Ranakpur Jain Temple, which is so holy. When and who built the Ranakpur Jain Temple? The construction work of the Ranakpur Jain Temple began in the 15th century. According to history, Seth Dharna Shah, who was an influential Jain Mewar businessman, had a dream in which Lord Adinath (first Tirthankara of Jainism) inspired him to build a large temple. After this divine dream, Dharna Shah received permission from the then ruler of Mewar, Rana Kumbha, built this great temple in the village of Ranakpur. Rana Kumbha not only donated the country, but also provided full support in the construction work. For this reason, this temple called ‘Ranakpur’, based on the name Rana Kumbha. Example of architecture: Why is this temple special? The Ranakpur Jain Temple is one of the best achievements of Jain architecture. This temple is completely of white marble and its construction style is so unique that people who watch it are shocked. The temple is spread over an area of about 48,000 square meters. There are more than 80 domes (domes), 400 columns and 29 large pavilions in the temple. The main room of the temple is dedicated to Lord Adinath and statues are installed in all four directions. The carving here is so fine and alive that the shapes carved on the stones breathe. Photos such as lotus flowers carved on the poles, and the lotus flowers carved on the roofs, reflect the spirituality of Jain culture. Spiritual importance: Why is it the most holy? The Ranakpur -Temple is not only an architectural miracle, but it is also a symbol of the basics of Jain faith and not -violence. This temple is devoted to Adinath, the first Tirthankara of Jainism, also known as “Rishabhdev”. In Jain philosophy, Adinath is considered the basic pillar of religion. This place is the center of fine, meditation and self -consciousness for Jain seekers and Shravaks. The dedicated coming here not only visits, but many people also sit here and meditate and do meditation. Ranakpur Jain Tempal is best known for peaceful energy and divinity, which affects every visitor inside. That is why it is called the holiest pilgrimage of Jains. The beauty and history of a special Ranakpur temple for tourists and researchers also attract religious travelers, but it is also a unique field for historians, architects and photographers. This temple was protected by the archaeological recording of India (ASI) and still stands with the same splendor as it stood centuries ago. Apart from this, the natural beauty around Ranakpur – mountains, forests and tranquil atmosphere – makes this pilgrimage even more attractive. Share this story -tags