Answer

In Jain tradition, there is not one single lunar date for all Moksh Kalyanaks. The tithi depends on which Tirthankar attained moksha.

For Lord Mahavir, Moksh Kalyanak is observed on Kartik Krishna Amavasya, which is Diwali.

Explanation

Moksh Kalyanak means the moment when a Tirthankar attains complete liberation. Since each Tirthankar attained moksha on a different day, the lunar date is different for each one.

Spiritual Understanding

This kalyanak reminds us that the highest goal in Jain Dharma is liberation from karma and worldly bondage. It is a day of deep reverence, reflection, and inner purification.

Takeaway

If you mean a specific Tirthankar’s Moksh Kalyanak, the lunar date can be given for that particular one.