Shri 1008 Dharmnath Ratanmayi Tees Choubisi Digamber Jin Mandir, Gopal Nagar,Gurugram,Haryana

Shri 1008 Dharmanath Ratnamayee Tees Chaubisi Digambar Jain Temple is located in Gopal Nagar in Gurugram (Haryana). It is said that local Jain resident Shri Uday Singh Jain, son of Shri Hoshiyaar Singh Jain, thought that there was not enough space for Sadhu Maharaj Ji to reside. So he donated a 150-yard plot from his house in Gopal Nagar for the temple and the residence of the saints. At that time, the Chaturmas of Acharya Ratna Shri 108 Bahubali Sagar Maharaj Ji’s supreme disciple Sammed Shikhar Shiromani, Pattacharya Shri 108 Dharmanand Sagar Ji Maharaj, who renounced water throughout his life, and Muni Shri 108 Parshwasen Sagar Ji Maharaj, took place in Gopal Nagar. The temple was built with his inspiration and the efforts of the Jain community. The consecration of the temple’s altar was also completed in the presence of Muni Maharaj Ji.

The temple is named Ratnamayee Tees Chaubisi Digambar Jain Temple because the temple’s main altar is shaped like a Samavasarana. The Samavasarana houses statues of Lord Jinendra, made from 720 gems. The idol of Shri 1008 Adinath Bhagwan Ji sits atop the Samavasarana, serving as the main deity. This is a unique temple in Haryana and Gurugram, where thirty Chaubisi are seated atop the Samavasarana. Other altars dedicated to Mata Padmavati and Kshetrapal Baba Ji are also located within the temple. A Guru altar has been constructed in the memory of Acharya Shri 108 Dharmanand Sagar Ji Maharaj and Muni Shri 108 Parshvasen Ji. A Jeevani Yantra has been constructed in the temple for pure water, which is used to anoint the idols.