Devkulpatak, also written as Devkulpathak, is mentioned in Jain history as the earlier name of Shri Nagradh Tirth. According to JainKnowledge, this shrine was once a very large and important Jain center, with about 350 temples and even a tunnel connecting it to nearby Devkulpatak. ( jainknowledge.com)

Its recorded Jain historical details include an inscription on an idol stating that it was commissioned by Shreshthi Sri Sanrang of the Oswal dynasty and Navlakha gotra, and ceremonially installed by Sri Jinsagarsurishvarji in Vikram Samvat 1494 on Maha Shukla Ekadashi. ( jainknowledge.com)

The site was later severely damaged during the period of Sultan Shansudin, and today only one temple remains, though renovation work was noted. The place is also described as one of the Panch Tirthi of Mewad. ( jainknowledge.com)

In short, Devkulpatak’s history in Jainism is tied to an ancient, once-flourishing Jain pilgrimage center that later declined but remains historically significant. ( jainknowledge.com)