Here is a simple table of Kalyāṇak Bhūmi in Śvetāmbara and Digambara traditions.

| Kalyāṇak | Meaning | Śvetāmbara view / important bhūmi | Digambara view / important bhūmi | |---|---|---|---| | Garbha Kalyāṇak | Conception of a Tirthankar | Revered as part of the Tirthankar’s sacred life events | Revered as part of the Tirthankar’s sacred life events | | Janma Kalyāṇak | Birth | Sacred birth place is honored | Sacred birth place is honored | | Dīkṣā Kalyāṇak | Renunciation / initiation | Place where the Tirthankar accepted monkhood | Place where the Tirthankar accepted monkhood | | Kevaljñāna Kalyāṇak | Omniscience attained | Place of kevaljñāna is highly revered | Place of kevaljñāna is highly revered | | Mokṣa Kalyāṇak | Liberation | Place of final liberation is worshipped | Place of final liberation is worshipped |

Important note

In both Śvetāmbara and Digambara Jain traditions, these five are called Panch Kalyāṇak. The main difference is usually not in the concept, but in which exact places are especially emphasized, and in some Tirthankaras’ sacred locations according to tradition.

Example of widely revered Kalyāṇak Bhūmis

| Tirthankar / Site | Significance | |---|---| | Lumbini | Birth place of Bhagwan Mahavir | | Pāvāpurī | Moksha place of Bhagwan Mahavir | | Palitana (Shatrunjaya) | Very important tirth and siddha-kṣetra in Śvetāmbara tradition | | Shikharji / Sammed Shikhar | Major moksha tirth for many Tirthankaras in both traditions | | Girnar | Important sacred mountain, especially associated with Neminath Bhagwan |

If you want, I can also make a separate table of only Śvetāmbara vs Digambara famous Kalyāṇak Bhūmis.