Shri Digamber Jain Atishaya Kshetra Shri 1008 Munisuvratnath Swami, Keshoraipatan, District-Bundi (Rajasthan)

Shri Munisuvratnath Dig. Jain Atishaya Kshetra Temple is built on a higher place near Chambal River in Keshavria Patan. This is a very old & big temple, where an idol of Bhagwan Munisuvratnath (The 20th Teerthankar) very beautiful, full of art & attraction is installed in cross legged seating posture, 4.5 feet in height and dark green in color in an underground basement of temple. Shri Kund Kund Acharyadeo has described this place in Nirvankand. Shri Siddhant Chakrivarti Acharya Nemichandradeo has completed here the two great texts, Laghu Dravya Samgraha & Brihat Dravya Samgraha. In ancient times this city was popular as Ashrampattan or Ashramnagar. In year 1601 A.D. this city was named Keshavrai Patan, on the name of Shri Keshavrai temple (Hindu temple), constructed by King of Bundi Maharav Shatrushal. This city was very famous in old times. Yativar Madankeerti & Udaikeerti has described the holiness of this city. Atishaya (Miracle) : It is said that Mohammad Gaury, an invader to India, attacked on this temple too and tried to break the miraculous idol, when the soldiers applied chisel & hammer on the thumb of a foot, a flood of milk started from there and it compelled to run away the invaders. Marks of attack on the body of idol are still visible. Peoples come here to fulfill their desires from the ancient times. Main temple is situated on a higher place near Chambal River in which the idol of principal deity Bhagwan Munisuvratnath (The 20th Teerthankar) 4.5 feet in height and dark green color is installed in an underground basement. This basement is based on 16 beautiful pillars, a unique piece of art & architecture. This idol is carved on a flat rock with three tiered umbrella over head and a halo in back. Six idols of 13th century are also here. On a whit flat rock, an idol of Bhagwan Padmaprabhu is also here, that is very beautiful. This place is on the bank of Chambal river, situated on a higher place. With floating boats in Chambal River, seen looks very attractive. Shri Munisuvratnath Dig. Jain Mandir Dharmshala contains 16 rooms, mess facility and Items like utensils, bed, tent etc. are available.