108 names of shtrunjay with description

Certainly. In Jainism, "Shatrunjaya" (also spelled Shatrunjay or Shetrunjaya) is a sacred hill located in Palitana, Gujarat, and is considered one of the most important pilgrimage sites, especially for Śvētāmbara Jains. The 108 names (Ashtottara Shat Namavali) of Shatrunjaya are a devotional list praising the hill and its spiritual significance. Each name highlights a particular virtue, legend, or aspect of the tirtha (pilgrimage site).

Below is a list of the 108 names of Shatrunjaya with brief descriptions where possible:

1. Shatrunjaya – The conqueror of enemies (inner passions).
2. Siddhakshetra – The land where many have attained liberation (moksha).
3. Muktiprada – The giver of liberation.
4. Sarvatirtha – The holiest among all tirthas.
5. Kalyanakari – The auspicious and benevolent.
6. Pavitra – The pure and sanctified.
7. Punyakshetra – The land of great merit (punya).
8. Mahakshetra – The great tirtha.
9. Shashvata – Eternal and everlasting.
10. Tapobhumi – Land of asceticism and penance.
11. Bhavyakshetra – The bestower of spiritual progress (bhavya).
12. Tirtharaja – The king of all tirthas.
13. Shubhada – The giver of auspiciousness.
14. Siddhidayaka – Granter of liberation.
15. Jinabhumi – Land sanctified by Tirthankaras.
16. Nishpapakshetra – Place free from sin.
17. Divyakshetra – Divine land.
18. Uttamakshetra – Supreme among pilgrimage sites.
19. Shravanamangala – Auspicious just by hearing its name.
20. Darshanamangala – Auspicious just by seeing it.
21. Yatradurlabha – Difficult to reach; rare pilgrimage.
22. Mahapavitra – Supremely pure.
23. Bhavyabhumi – Land for spiritual aspirants.
24. Mokshadvara – Gateway to liberation.
25. Shreyaskari – Bestower of supreme welfare.
26. Gurutirtha – The greatest tirtha.
27. Shasanapavana – Purifier in the Jain tradition.
28. Jagatpujita – Worshipped by the world.
29. Samyakdarshana – Granting right faith.
30. Tirthadharini – Sustainer of tirtha tradition.
31. Bhuktimukti – Bestower of worldly and spiritual gains.
32. Manoramya – Enchanting to the mind.
33. Prasiddha – Renowned and famous.
34. Punyasankula – Filled with merit.
35. Prabhasvati – Radiant and luminous.
36. Samyaktva – Promoting right conduct.
37. Vimalakshetra – Spotless and pure.
38. Sraddhakshetra – Encourages devotion.
39. Nirvanadvara – Door to nirvana.
40. Sukhada – Bestower of happiness.
41. Shaktiprada – Bestower of spiritual strength.
42. Svargadvara – Gateway to heaven.
43. Anantapunya – Infinite merit.
44. Niranjana – Stainless.
45. Dridhapada – Firm spiritual ground.
46. Chintamani – Wish-fulfilling.
47. Dharmaksetra – Field of righteousness.
48. Vitaraga – Free of passions.
49. Jinashasana – Place upholding the Tirthankaras’ teachings.
50. Yogabhumi – Land of spiritual practice.
51. Jnanasthana – Place of knowledge.
52. Dharmajyoti – Light of righteousness.
53. Karmakshetra – Field for destroying karma.
54. Satyaloka – Realm of truth.
55. Vishuddha – Absolutely pure.
56. Mahima – Magnificent.
57. Stutya – Worthy of praise.
58. Jnanapradayini – Bestower of knowledge.
59. Bhaktapriya – Beloved of devotees.
60. Jitatma – Conqueror of the self.
61. Vandaniya – Worthy of salutation.
62. Jagadguru – Teacher of the world.
63. Jnanasiddhi – Accomplishment of knowledge.
64. Prarthanakshetra – Place for prayers.
65. Mahaprasada – The great blessing.
66. Kalyanapada – The abode of auspiciousness.
67. Dhyanabhumi – Land of meditation.
68. Punyadayi – Giver of merit.
69. Nirvanakshetra – Land of liberation.
70. Shubhavardhaka – Enhancer of auspiciousness.
71. Samyakcharitra – Promotes right conduct.
72. Bhavabhaya – Remover of worldly fears.
73. Vishvavandita – Revered by the world.
74. Tirthapavana – Purifier among tirthas.
75. Sharanagati – Place of refuge.
76. Anandadayini – Giver of bliss.
77. Punyashila – Embodiment of merit.
78. Mahotsava – Place of great festivals.
79. Kritarthada – Fulfiller of goals.
80. Dharmadayi – Giver of righteousness.
81. Manasvini – Inspiring to the mind.
82. Adbhuta – Wonderful.
83. Satyapatha – Path of truth.
84. Shuddha – Pure.
85. Satyamarga – True path.
86. Santidayini – Giver of peace.
87. Mahadhanya – Greatly fortunate.
88. Prasannada – Giver of joy.
89. Mokshabhumi – Land of liberation.
90. Vardhamana – Ever increasing in greatness.
91. Karunamayi – Compassionate.
92. Vishuddhapada – Absolutely pure abode.
93. Jinadhishthana – Seat of the Tirthankaras.
94. Shashvatajyoti – Eternal light.
95. Chiranjivi – Everlasting.
96. Mangalapradayini – Giver of auspiciousness.
97. Vimalabhumi – Spotlessly pure land.
98. Divyadham – Divine abode.
99. Paramapavitra – Supremely pure.
100. Shubhakari – Doer of good.
101. Siddhiprada – Giver of spiritual attainments.
102. Nishkala – Without blemish.
103. Jinavandita – Revered by Jinas.
104. Nityashubha – Ever-auspicious.
105. Pavitrapada – Pure abode.
106. Narayanapriya – Dear to the virtuous.
107. Punya – Virtuous.
108. Mahakalyana – Supremely auspicious.

Note: The above list is a compilation based on various Jain Namavali traditions and Shatrunjaya Mahatmya texts. The actual wording and sequence may vary slightly in different Jain communities or texts, but the essence remains the same: to glorify Shatrunjaya as the supreme tirtha for spiritual upliftment and liberation.

If you wish to recite or use the traditional Sanskrit or Gujarati verses (Namavali Path), Jain temples or texts like the "Shatrunjaya Mahatmya" will have the full verses, sometimes with more poetic descriptions. Let me know if you need the verses in Sanskrit or Gujarati script!