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Rishabadeva

Adinath and Rishabadeva are one and the same.

Rishabadeva is described in multiple online sources, as addition to our editors' articles, see section below for printable documents, Rishabadeva books and related discussion.

Suggested Pdf Resources

INTACH: At. Shravanabelagola in Karnataka a 17-metre high statue of gomteshwara, built in the 10th. Century, represents the son of the Tirthankar rishabadeva.; www.intach.org

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF INDIAN MYTHS: Champika : name given to Champakamalini, Kusha's wife. Chamasa: One of the sons of Rishabadeva.; www.uni-mysore.ac.in

Suggested Web Resources

What is Preksha and the history of Preksha Dhyana?: Adinath and Rishabadeva are one and the same.; www.jainworld.com

The Hindu : Tamil Nadu News : Guru Peyarchi: thousands of: Nov 5, 2007 According to legend, Rishaba Deva felt proud that he was above all as he was carrying Lord Siva on his back.; www.hindu.com

Re: Ramanuja & Bhagavatam: Jan 21, 2003 There are long chapters about story of RishabaDeva but not as a Jain Tirthankara.; www.ramanuja.org

Discourses - Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu: the misery of vedic heresy which found its beginning with king Arhat who misinterpreted the example of Rishabadeva after His disappearance (see SB. 5.6 : 9).; vahini.org

Temples in India: Bhubaneswar: The Latghara Guha in the Khandagiri hill contains the figures of the Jain Tirthankaras. The figure of Rishaba Deva is beautiful. There are many sacred tanks.; hinduism.about.com

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