Shri Bhaeva Parshwanath Bhagwan alongwith Dhardendra Padmavati; Padmasanastha with parikar; Copper varn idol of about 23 cms ( 9 inches).
( one who saves us from fear or removes fear )
The moolnayak idol, made up of sands, is very powerful. Rapid growth was seen in the social life of Shravak Surchand after he got this magical idol.
This teerth temple is present in a mohalla of Chanasma village. Shravak from Bhatuar village near Idar, Shri Surchand found this idol underground. Since from that day his social condition started changing and gradually he started became wealthy. The news reached to the king, who asked him to present the said idol to him. Fearing the idol to be stolen, Surchand under grounded the said idol. Referring Vanshavali of Shrimali family, Shravak Shri Jayant shifted himself from his village (Nareli) to this place and constructed a temple and the moolnayak idol was re-established in the temple by the honorary hands of Acharya Shri Ajitsingh suriji during his travel in VNS 1804 (VS 1335).
According to some opinions, this teerth was established in 14th century of VS. Few Centuries ago, shravak Surchand of Bhatuar village, got this god gifted under grounded idol. Day by day growth in his health, wealth and popularity were marked after this incident. King of Idar Estate was frightened by his popularity and demanded this idol but Surchnd kept it underground. As per the specification of Veesa Shrimali family history, Jayant shravak has built a temple in his in-laws village and established the idol of Shri Bhateva Parshwanath Bhagwan in it during VNS 1804 (VS 1335) by the inspirations of Acharya of Anchalgatchh Shri Ajeetsingh suriji. Another specification says that Sharavak from Chanasma Shri Ravichandra has built this temple and established prabhu idol in it during VS 1535. Probably renovation work would have taken place at that time. Conclusions are made from all the above incidents that the prabhu idol is an ancient one, which might have under grounded for some period as per the time-scale.
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