Rishabhanatha
The first Tirthankara — the founder of civilization, arts, and Jain Dharma.
A devotional visual journey through the complete lineage, with traditional symbols, birthplaces, and short introductions for each Tirthankara.
The great hero — last Tirthankara of this cycle. Ahimsa Paramo Dharma.
Search by name, symbol, or birthplace and move through the sacred sequence at your own pace.
The first Tirthankara — the founder of civilization, arts, and Jain Dharma.
The invincible one — spread the path of non-attachment.
Third Tirthankara — light of possibility.
The joyous one — worshipped by the celestials.
Fifth Tirthankara — the awakener of true intellect.
Radiant like a red lotus at dawn.
Guardian of auspiciousness and balance.
Serene as moonlight — Tirthankara of tranquility.
Suvidhinatha — teacher of rightful conduct.
The cool one — bringer of inner peace.
The auspicious one — path of merit.
Attained moksha at Champapuri — worshipped by kings.
The stainless one — clarity of soul.
The infinite — beyond time and form.
The lord of Dharma — thunderbolt of truth.
The peaceful one — chakravartin who chose the ascetic path.
Compassion for every living being — even the smallest.
The eighteenth Tirthankara — spiral of enlightenment.
Nineteenth Tirthankara — revered across sects.
Ascetic of pure vows — dark radiance.
The bending one — humility before truth.
Cousin of Krishna — renounced marriage to save animals.
The twenty-third Tirthankara — sheltered by the serpent Dharanendra.
The great hero — last Tirthankara of this cycle. Ahimsa Paramo Dharma.
