Jeenaswamy Trilokyanathar Temple situated at Thiruparuthi kundram also called as Jaina Kanchi is well known shrine for Jains.There are two temples in the campus,one for Varthamana and another for Pushpa thantar and another for Padma Prabha and Vasu Pujya with separate sanctum sanctorums Ardha Mandapa and Muka Mandapa for each. Parsuvanathar and Dharma Devi also have separate sannathis. The Sangeetha Mandapa was built by Irukappa, the minister for the King Bukka during 1387 AD.. Paintings found in the ceiling of Mandapam date back to the 17th century. This beautiful temple is maintained by the State Archaelogical Dept.

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Jeenaswamy Trilokyanathar Temple situated at Thiruparuthi kundram also called as Jaina Kanchi is well known shrine for Jains.There are two temples in the campus,one for Varthamana and another for Pushpa thantar and another for Padma Prabha and Vasu Pujya with separate sanctum sanctorums Ardha Mandapa and Muka Mandapa for each. Parsuvanathar and Dharma Devi also have separate sannathis. The Sangeetha Mandapa was built by Irukappa, the minister for the King Bukka during 1387 AD.. Paintings found in the ceiling of Mandapam date back to the 17th century.
There are many inscriptions of Pallavas, Cholas, Pandiyas and Vijayanagar empire. It is said that author of great Tamil grammer "Nannool" lived here during Kulothunga Chola III. Futher Thiruparuthi Kundram was considered one of the four seats of Jain learning in India.
This beautiful temple is maintained by the State Archaelogical Dept.

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Jeenaswamy Trilokyanathar Temple situated at Thiruparuthi kundram also called as Jaina Kanchi is well known shrine for Jains.There are two temples in the campus,one for Varthamana and another for Pushpa thantar and another for Padma Prabha and Vasu Pujya with separate sanctum sanctorums Ardha Mandapa and Muka Mandapa for each. Parsuvanathar and Dharma Devi also have separate sannathis. The Sangeetha Mandapa was built by Irukappa, the minister for the King Bukka during 1387 AD.. Paintings found in the ceiling of Mandapam date back to the 17th century. This beautiful temple is maintained by the State Archaelogical Dept.

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Jeenaswamy Trilokyanathar Temple situated at Thiruparuthi kundram also called as Jaina Kanchi is well known shrine for Jains.There are two temples in the campus,one for Varthamana and another for Pushpa thantar and another for Padma Prabha and Vasu Pujya with separate sanctum sanctorums Ardha Mandapa and Muka Mandapa for each. Parsuvanathar and Dharma Devi also have separate sannathis. The Sangeetha Mandapa was built by Irukappa, the minister for the King Bukka during 1387 AD.. Paintings found in the ceiling of Mandapam date back to the 17th century. This beautiful temple is well maintained by the State Archaelogical Dept.

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Jeenaswamy Trilokyanathar Temple situated at Thiruparuthi kundram also called as Jaina Kanchi is well known shrine for Jains.There are two temples in the campus,one for Varthamana and another for Pushpa thantar and another for Padma Prabha and Vasu Pujya with separate sanctum sanctorums Ardha Mandapa and Muka Mandapa for each. Parsuvanathar and Dharma Devi also have separate sannathis. The Sangeetha Mandapa was built by Irukappa, the minister for the King Bukka during 1387 AD.. Paintings found in the ceiling of Mandapam date back to the 17th century. This beautiful temple is maintained by the State Archaelogical Dept.

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