Short answer: No. According to Jain tradition, Manibhadra Veer (Manibhadraveer) did not take revenge for his death. He is described as a Yaksha guardian who was reborn after his previous life as Manekshah/Maneksha to protect the Jain sangha and aid devotees. The narrative centers on his devotion and protective role, not on seeking revenge. In some related legends, there are stories of conflicts involving spiritual obstacles (Bhairavas) and actions by others, but the core account of Manibhadra’s rebirth is as a protector deity, not as someone who avenges his own death. Different Jain traditions (Digambara vs. Śvetāmbara) may recount minor details differently, but the central idea remains that Manibhadra is a guardian Yaksha linked to Shatrunjaya and the Navkar mantra. You can read more here