Sone Ki Chadi – Mallinath Bhagwan Bhajan | Lyrics, Meaning & Song (Nineteenth Tirthankar)

Sone Ki Chadi – Shri Mallinath Bhagwan

A devotional jaykar in praise of Shri Mallinath, the nineteenth Tirthankar • born in Mithila

बोलो… श्री मल्लिनाथ भगवान की… जय !

"Sone Ki Chadi" is a heart-lifting jaykar that welcomes the Lord like a great king arriving in royal splendour — a golden staff before him, a silver torch lighting his path, a robe of gold brocade and a garland of pearls. Here it is sung for Shri Mallinath Bhagwan, the nineteenth Tirthankar, the child of King Kumbha and Queen Prabhavati of Mithila.

Below you can listen to the song, download it, and read the full lyrics in English, Hindi and Gujarati, followed by the complete meaning line by line.

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📜 Lyrics – Sone Ki Chadi (Mallinath Bhagwan)

Shree Mallinath Bhagwan

Sone ki chhadi
Roope ki mashaal
Jariyan ka jaama
Motiyan ki maala
Aaju se baaju se nigaah rakho

Jeevdaya pratipaalak
Tran lok na naath
Devadhidev

Mithila teerth mandan
Prabhavati na nandan
Raja Kumbharaj na sapoot

Raaj Rajeshwar
Daya na saagar
Karuna na bhandaar
19 ma teerthankar
Shree Mallinath dada ne

Ghani Khamma!
Ghani Khamma!
Ghani Khamma!

श्री मल्लिनाथ भगवान

सोने की छड़ी
रूपे की मशाल
जरीयन का जामा
मोतीयन की माला
आजु से बाजु से निगाह रखो

जीवदया प्रतिपालक
त्रण लोक ना नाथ
देवाधिदेव

मिथिला तीर्थ मंडन
प्रभावती ना नंदन
राजा कुंभराज ना सपूत

राज राजेश्वर
दया ना सागर
करुणा ना भंडार
19 मा तीर्थंकर
श्री मल्लिनाथ दादा ने

घणी खम्मा!
घणी खम्मा!
घणी खम्मा!

શ્રી મલ્લિનાથ ભગવાન

સોને કી છડી
રૂપે કી મશાલ
જરીયન કા જામા
મોતીયન કી માલા
આજુ સે બાજુ સે નિગાહ રખો

જીવદયા પ્રતિપાલક
ત્રણ લોક ના નાથ
દેવાધિદેવ

મિથિલા તીર્થ મંડન
પ્રભાવતી ના નંદન
રાજા કુંભરાજ ના સપૂત

રાજ રાજેશ્વર
દયા ના સાગર
કરુણા ના ભંડાર
19 મા તીર્થંકર
શ્રી મલ્લિનાથ દાદા ને

ઘણી ખમ્મા!
ઘણી ખમ્મા!
ઘણી ખમ્મા!

🌟 Meaning – Line by Line

The song welcomes Mallinath Bhagwan in the full glory of a king, then honours Him as the nineteenth Tirthankar.

Sone ki chhadi, Roope ki mashaal	A golden staff (of the royal usher) goes before, and a silver torch lights the way — the splendour of a Lord's procession.
Jariyan ka jaama, Motiyan ki maala	A robe of gold brocade and a garland of pearls.
Aaju se baaju se nigaah rakho	"Keep Your gracious gaze upon us from every side" — a plea for constant protection.
Jeevdaya pratipaalak	The protector and upholder of compassion toward every living being.
Tran lok na naath	The Lord of the three worlds.
Devadhidev	The God of gods.
Mithila teerth mandan	The adornment of the Mithila tirth — the sacred birthplace.
Prabhavati na nandan	The beloved child of Mother Prabhavati.
Raja Kumbharaj na sapoot	The worthy child of King Kumbha.
Raaj Rajeshwar	King of kings, the sovereign of sovereigns.
Daya na saagar, Karuna na bhandaar	An ocean of mercy and a treasury of compassion.
19 ma teerthankar	The NINETEENTH Tirthankar of this era.
Ghani Khamma (x3)	A reverential Gujarati salutation — "countless respectful salutations to You; may You be ever revered."

👑 Who is Shri Mallinath Bhagwan?

Bhagwan Mallinath is the nineteenth Tirthankar of the current time-cycle. Born in Mithila to King Kumbha and Queen Prabhavati, in the ancient Ikshvaku dynasty, the Lord is depicted with a blue (sapphire) complexion, and the emblem (lanchhan) is the kalasha (water pot). He attained moksha at Sammet Shikhar (Shikharji).

Mallinath is unique among the Tirthankars: the Shvetambar tradition holds that the Lord was born a princess, Malli — revered as a female Tirthankar — while the Digambar tradition holds the Tirthankar was male. The name is linked to mallika (jasmine), from a tender event during the mother's pregnancy.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Mallinath Bhagwan?
Mallinath is the nineteenth Jain Tirthankar, child of King Kumbha and Queen Prabhavati, born in Mithila, with a blue complexion and the kalasha (water pot) as the emblem.

Was Mallinath a female Tirthankar?
According to the Shvetambar tradition, yes — the Lord was born a princess, Malli, and is revered as a female Tirthankar. The Digambar tradition holds the Tirthankar was male.

What does "Ghani Khamma" mean?
It is a reverential Gujarati expression of homage, meaning roughly "countless respectful salutations" or "may you be ever revered."

Where can I download the Mallinath Sone Ki Chadi song?
You can play it directly above and download the MP3 using the download button on this page.

बोलो… श्री मल्लिनाथ भगवान की… जय जयकार !