Naugaza Digambar Jain temple, Jain temple in Alwar district, India.
Naugaza Digambar Jain temple is a protected stone shrine in Alwar district with a major religious structure inside. The central statue depicts Tirthankara Shantinatha and stands around 5.3 meters tall.
The temple was built in 922-923 CE under the rule of Mahipala I Deva. Architect Sarvadeva from Simhapadra oversaw the complete construction.
This shrine follows Digambara Jain architectural traditions and serves as a gathering place for local devotees. The structure reflects the religious principles that matter to followers of this faith.
The temple is located near the village of Naugaza and can be reached using local transportation from Alwar center. When visiting, it is best to check opening times beforehand and wear respectful clothing.
An ancient inscription preserved in the National Museum records the exact construction date of the shrine. This written record makes the site particularly valuable for understanding early building practices.
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