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Below para is taken from : http://jainworld.com/jainbooks/tirthankar/apendix-5.htm
The Symbol of Tirthankar: A Study
There are twenty four Tirthankars. Every Tirthankar has a specific representative symbol that is known as Lanchan".
Generally all the idols of Tirthankars are similar except for Parshvanath which has a serpent hood over the head. Some idols of Rishabhdev show locks or a bun of hair on the head. Suparshvanath idols too have a serpent hood sometimes but there is a marked difference from that over Parshvanath. The hood over Suparshvanath has five serpent heads whereas that over Parshvanath has seven, nine, eleven or one thousand serpent heads. Besides these there is hardly nay difference between the idols of different Tirthankars. It is with the help of the symbols carved at the base of these idols that the specific Tirthankar is recognized. Where the symbol is absent the idol cannot be attributed to a specific Tirthankar. Sometimes an idol without symbol is taken to be of a future Tirthankar. In the field of Jain iconography the symbol of Tirthankar occupies an important place because it is the only means of recognizing the specific Tirthankar. Any idol without a symbol, Shrivatsa and eight attributes is of a Siddha (liberated soul) in general.
The points worth considering in this regard are-what is the purpose behind these signs or symbols? When the tradition of carving them on idols began and what is the classical view on this matter?
Some of the themes could be traced back to the earlier incarnations of the Tirthankars. For example during one of its incarnation the being that became Mahavir was a lion. (Mahavir’s sign is a lion). In earlier incarnation Bhagavan Parshvanath was closely associated with serpents. (Parshvanath’s sign is a snake). Bhagavan Rishabhdev was the originator of farming and its techniques and bull is closely associated with farming. (Rishabhdev’s symbol is bull). There is an incident from Bhagavan Neminath’s life when he blew a famous conch-shell. (Neminath’s symbol is conch-shell).
All the Tirthankars laid emphasis on equality of all life forms. They also practiced and promoted compassion for all beings in the animal kingdom. This is reflected in the fact that seventeen out of the twenty four Tirthankars have animals or birds as their symbols.
In this context traditionally it is believed that at the time of annointing during the post-birth celebrations Indra looks for the birth-mark on the right toe of the new born and accordingly declares the symbol of the Tirthankar. There is a mention of this in "Trikalvarti Mahapurush".
In the early period of Jain sculpture these symbols were not carved on the idols. On the ancient sculptures of Maurya and Kushan era from Lohanipur these symbols are not found. This tradition appears to have started later when at some point these symbols began to be carved at the base of the statues. Still a systematic research is needed in this field in order to reveal the themes, and psychological background of these symbols and the virtues of Tirthankars they are related to.
24 TIRTHANKARS NAME
WITH LANCHAN IN HINDI
२४ तीर्थंकर नाम और चिन्ह लांछन /निशान
1. श्री ऋषभनाथ /आदिनाथ - बैल,
2. श्री अजितनाथ- हाथी,
3. श्री संभवनाथ- अश्व (घोड़ा)
4. श्री अभिनंदननाथ- बंदर
5. श्री सुमतिनाथ- चकवा / क्रोंच पक्षी
6. श्री पद्मप्रभ- कमल,
7. श्री सुपार्श्वनाथ- साथिया (स्वस्तिक),
8. श्री चन्द्रप्रभ- चन्द्रमा,
9. श्री पुष्पदंत/सुविधिनाथ : मगर-मच्छ
10. श्री शीतलनाथ- श्रीवत्स / कल्पवृक्ष
11. श्री श्रेयांसनाथ- गैंडा,
12. श्री वासुपूज्य- भैंसा,
13. श्री विमलनाथ- शूकर/सूअर
14. श्री अनंतनाथ- बाज़,
15. श्री धर्मनाथ- वज्रदंड,
16.श्री शांतिनाथ- मृग (हिरण),
17. श्री कुंथुनाथ- बकरा,
18. श्री अरहनाथ- नंदाव्रत,
19. श्री मल्लिनाथ- कलश,
20. श्री मुनिस्रुव्रतनाथ- कच्छप (कछुआ) ,
21. श्री नमिनाथ- नीलकमल,
22. श्री नेमिनाथ- शंख,
23. श्री पार्श्वनाथ- सर्प
24. श्री महावीर- सिंह।
24 TIRTHANKARS NAMES
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Below para is taken from : http://jainworld.com/jainbooks/tirthankar/apendix-5.htm
The Symbol of Tirthankar: A Study
There are twenty four Tirthankars. Every Tirthankar has a specific representative symbol that is known as Lanchan".
Generally all the idols of Tirthankars are similar except for Parshvanath which has a serpent hood over the head. Some idols of Rishabhdev show locks or a bun of hair on the head. Suparshvanath idols too have a serpent hood sometimes but there is a marked difference from that over Parshvanath. The hood over Suparshvanath has five serpent heads whereas that over Parshvanath has seven, nine, eleven or one thousand serpent heads. Besides these there is hardly nay difference between the idols of different Tirthankars. It is with the help of the symbols carved at the base of these idols that the specific Tirthankar is recognized. Where the symbol is absent the idol cannot be attributed to a specific Tirthankar. Sometimes an idol without symbol is taken to be of a future Tirthankar. In the field of Jain iconography the symbol of Tirthankar occupies an important place because it is the only means of recognizing the specific Tirthankar. Any idol without a symbol, Shrivatsa and eight attributes is of a Siddha (liberated soul) in general.
The points worth considering in this regard are-what is the purpose behind these signs or symbols? When the tradition of carving them on idols began and what is the classical view on this matter?
Some of the themes could be traced back to the earlier incarnations of the Tirthankars. For example during one of its incarnation the being that became Mahavir was a lion. (Mahavir’s sign is a lion). In earlier incarnation Bhagavan Parshvanath was closely associated with serpents. (Parshvanath’s sign is a snake). Bhagavan Rishabhdev was the originator of farming and its techniques and bull is closely associated with farming. (Rishabhdev’s symbol is bull). There is an incident from Bhagavan Neminath’s life when he blew a famous conch-shell. (Neminath’s symbol is conch-shell).
All the Tirthankars laid emphasis on equality of all life forms. They also practiced and promoted compassion for all beings in the animal kingdom. This is reflected in the fact that seventeen out of the twenty four Tirthankars have animals or birds as their symbols.
In this context traditionally it is believed that at the time of annointing during the post-birth celebrations Indra looks for the birth-mark on the right toe of the new born and accordingly declares the symbol of the Tirthankar. There is a mention of this in "Trikalvarti Mahapurush".
In the early period of Jain sculpture these symbols were not carved on the idols. On the ancient sculptures of Maurya and Kushan era from Lohanipur these symbols are not found. This tradition appears to have started later when at some point these symbols began to be carved at the base of the statues. Still a systematic research is needed in this field in order to reveal the themes, and psychological background of these symbols and the virtues of Tirthankars they are related to.
WITH LANCHAN IN HINDI
२४ तीर्थंकर नाम और चिन्ह लांछन /निशान
1. श्री ऋषभनाथ /आदिनाथ - बैल,
2. श्री अजितनाथ- हाथी,
3. श्री संभवनाथ- अश्व (घोड़ा)
4. श्री अभिनंदननाथ- बंदर
5. श्री सुमतिनाथ- चकवा / क्रोंच पक्षी
6. श्री पद्मप्रभ- कमल,
7. श्री सुपार्श्वनाथ- साथिया (स्वस्तिक),
8. श्री चन्द्रप्रभ- चन्द्रमा,
9. श्री पुष्पदंत/सुविधिनाथ : मगर-मच्छ
10. श्री शीतलनाथ- श्रीवत्स / कल्पवृक्ष
11. श्री श्रेयांसनाथ- गैंडा,
12. श्री वासुपूज्य- भैंसा,
13. श्री विमलनाथ- शूकर/सूअर
14. श्री अनंतनाथ- बाज़,
15. श्री धर्मनाथ- वज्रदंड,
16.श्री शांतिनाथ- मृग (हिरण),
17. श्री कुंथुनाथ- बकरा,
18. श्री अरहनाथ- नंदाव्रत,
19. श्री मल्लिनाथ- कलश,
20. श्री मुनिस्रुव्रतनाथ- कच्छप (कछुआ) ,
21. श्री नमिनाथ- नीलकमल,
22. श्री नेमिनाथ- शंख,
23. श्री पार्श्वनाथ- सर्प
24. श्री महावीर- सिंह।
WITH LANCHAN\SYMBOL\CHINAH IN ENGLISH
1)Rishabhadev(adinath) -bull
2) Ajitnath - elephant
3) Sambhavanath- horse
4) Abhinandananath - monkey
5) Sumatinath - heron/curlew
6) Padmaprabha - padma
7)Suparshwanath - swastika
8 )Chandraprabha swami -crescent moon
9)Pushpadanta/Suvidhinath crocodile
10) Shitalanatha - shrivatsa
11) Shreyanasanatha - rhinoceros
12) Vasupujya - buffalo
13) Vimalanatha - boar
14) Anantanatha - falcon
15) Ddharmanatha - vajra
16) Shantinatha - deer
17) Kunthunatha- he-goat
18) Aranatha - nandavrat /fish
19) Mallinatha - kalasha
20) Munisuvrata swami - tortoise
21) Naminatha - blue lotus
22) Neminatha - shankha
23) Parshwanatha - snake
24) Mahavira swami - lion
/Vardhaman
24 TIRTHANKAR
LANCHAN(SIGN)/COLOUR/PARENTS /AGE/HEIGHT/NIRVAN BHUMI
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24 TIRTHANKAR
LANCHAN(SIGN)/COLOUR/PARENTS /AGE/HEIGHT/NIRVAN BHUMI
लांछन रंग माता - पिता आयु लंबाई निर्वाण भूमि
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