Answer

Here are the symbols (lanchhans) of the 24 Tirthankars in Jain Dharma:

1. Rishabhdev — Bull
2. Ajitnath — Elephant
3. Sambhavnath — Horse
4. Abhinandannath — Monkey
5. Sumatinath — Goose
6. Padmaprabhu — Lotus
7. Suparshvanath — Swastika
8. Chandraprabhu — Moon
9. Suvidhinath (Pushpadanta) — Crocodile
10. Sheetalnath — Shrivatsa
11. Shreyansnath — Rhinoceros
12. Vasupujya — Buffalo
13. Vimalnath — Boar
14. Anantanath — Hawk
15. Dharmanath — Vajra
16. Shantinath — Deer
17. Kunthunath — Goat
18. Aranath — Fish
19. Mallinath — Water pot
20. Munisuvrata — Tortoise
21. Naminath — Blue lotus
22. Neminath — Conch shell
23. Parshvanath — Snake
24. Mahavira — Lion

Explanation

These symbols are called lanchhans. Each Tirthankar is associated with a distinct symbol so they can be identified easily in Jain art, मंदिर, मूर्तियाँ, and धार्मिक चित्र.

Spiritual Understanding

The lanchhans remind us that every Tirthankar is unique, yet all guide us toward the same path of:

• Ahimsa
• Satya
• Aparigraha
• Self-purification
• Liberation

Looking at these symbols with श्रद्धा helps strengthen devotion and remembrance.

Takeaway

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