In Jainism, time is considered infinite and cyclical. The cosmos goes through repeated cycles of rising and descending, and there isn’t a fixed starting point for “2 million years ago” as a special moment in Jain cosmology. So, while 2,000,000 years ago is a meaningful date in some modern calendars, it does not have a specific, unique significance in Jain scriptures the way it might in some Western historical timelines.

If you’re asking in which cycle or phase that moment would fall (e.g., in a rising or descending half-cycle) or in relation to karma, I can explain those parts in simple terms.