In Jainism, Trimukh Yaksha is associated as the Yaksha (attendant deity) of the 3rd Tirthankara, Sambhavnath Bhagwan.

Details:

• Trimukh Yaksha: The name "Trimukh" means "three-faced." As per Jain iconography, Trimukh Yaksha is depicted with three faces and is often shown with multiple arms, holding various attributes such as a noose, goad, and fruit.
• Sambhavnath Bhagwan: He is the third Tirthankara of the current Avasarpini (descending half-cycle) in Jain cosmology.
• Role: Yakshas and Yakshinis serve as guardian deities (Shaasan Dev and Devi) of the Tirthankaras. Trimukh Yaksha is thus the Shaasan Dev of Sambhavnath Bhagwan.

Iconography Reference:

• Trimukh Yaksha typically sits or stands beside the idol of Sambhavnath in Jain temples, particularly in the Shwetambar tradition.

Worship: While primary worship in Jainism is for the Tirthankaras, Yakshas and Yakshinis are honored as attendants and protectors, especially during temple rituals.

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