Sankheshwar Tirth, also known as Shankheshwar, is a very famous Jain pilgrimage site located in Gujarat (near Patan). It is primarily a Parshwanath Tirthankar shrine and is revered by both Śvetāmbaras and Digambar Jains. The temple's history is traditional and long, with the site being developed and enriched over many centuries by Jain monks, households, and traders who visited and supported the sanghs there. The tirth is especially noted for its strong influence in the region, its ongoing devotional activities, and the many yantras and rituals associated with the site that are used by pilgrims today. Different Jain traditions may emphasize slightly different rites or legends connected to the tirth, but the core significance remains the same: a revered place for veneration of Parshwanath and for spiritual merit through pilgrimage and proper conduct.

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