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Historical Place Jamnagar Jain Temple ( Gujarat )
Jamnagar Jain Temple
city has many Jain temple. Jamnagar is 92 km from Rajkot
. The South of the mosque are three Jain Temples, built between 1574
and 1622, the most intricate
of which is Raisi Shah’s temple, dedicated to the tirthankar Shantinath
, with a sanctum dome decorated with gold inlay work. Its various chambers, elaborate geometric
patterns in the marble floors, many with mirrored ceilings, ask for a
few hours of time, preferably in the morning. Next is the Vardhman Shah
temple, dedicated to the tirthankar Adinath
, a more simple structure, but also more vibrant in color. The third temple of the triad is smaller, but also interesting.
Opening hours for the temples are supposed 
to
be from 5:30am-1pm and 3:30pm-9pm. These timings vary, but you can
usually find a caretaker to let you in anyway.Visit this temple so State
transport buses and private luxury 
coaches connect Jamnagar with various centres of Gujarat
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is famous to kirti toran and Hatkeshwar Temple.Vadnagar to mehsana
distance is 48 k.m and Ahmedabad is 112 k.m.The name of the Nag King,
the grand father of Babrovahan was Hatak and therefore Lord Shiv, his principal deity, whose penance
Babrovahan carried out was, called Lord Hatakeshwar. It is believed that Babrovahan joined his father Arjun and established a temple
of Lord Hatkeshwar at Vadnagar. 
of the temple is exquisitely ornamented with figures of the nine planets, musicians
, evocative dancing apsaras, regent deities, the chief gods of the Hindu pantheon
, scenes from the Ramayana
and Mahabharata
,
and varied animal and floral motifs. The premises also have an ancient
Kashivishveshvara Shiva temple, a Swaminarayan temple and two Jain temples
is small village in nearest mehsana city.maatangi modheshwari temple nearest modhera sun temple
.History
of mataji :-The devil by the name of Karnat was erecting havoc in the
area of Dharmaranya. The people of the area were fode-up because of Karnat
terrorism, particularly. The Brahmin as he used to harass them in their
praying. All the Brahmins got together and went to goddess Shri Mata
for help and protection from the devil. After listening to problems
of Brahmin the goddess
got very very angry. She started throwing out fire from her mouth due
to her anger from the fire a powerful goddess by name of Matangi
(Modheswari) was created by Shree Mata. Matangi had eighteen
arms each having a weapon like trident, Kamandal, Shell, club, Pash, dagger etc. Goddess Matangi killed 
devil
Karnat (In another version Shyamala sister of Matangi killed Karnat) It
was mahadev trij the day Karnat was killed. Brahmins of Modhera
celebrated that day with a feast and accepted modheswari as their
Kuldevi. Every year on the thirteen
day of Maha Month Modh Brahmins celebrate as Kuldevi's day. 
is famous to sant and old temple
. Shree Sahajanand Swami was born on Ramnavmi
, the birthday of Lord Shree Rama
, on the ninth night of the lunar month Chaitra of Vikram 1837, i.e.The old Swaminarayan temple in Vaughan 
Rd has been the centre of worship since 1976. The increasing popularity and steady
growth in devotees meant a larger place was needed. Plans to re-build
on the existing site were prepared and it quickly became apparent that
there were severe limitations both in economic terms
and the facilities possible within a small plot size.A building
committee was set up to look for a suitable new site. The existing
building appeared to be in a reasonable condition. Refurbishment
and conversion of the building was considered. Whilst the structure was sound, architecturally
to create an aesthetically pleasing temple would be prohibitive
on cost grounds alone. The shell and the ground floor would also require thermal
upgrading. Re-building seemed to provide the only viable solution