According to Jain tradition, Damyanti Rani, also known as Damayanti, is a revered figure in Jain literature and stories, particularly in the context of her devotion and piety. In Jain texts, it is mentioned that after facing hardships and separation from her husband Nala, Damyanti went to the forest and engaged in deep penance and worship.

Damyanti Rani worshipped Bhagwan Parshvanath (the 23rd Tirthankara) in the forest. She performed austerities and offered her prayers to Bhagwan Parshvanath, seeking spiritual solace and guidance. This devotion is highlighted in several Jain storybooks and religious discourses, emphasizing her steadfast faith and spiritual strength.