In Jain tradition, Manibhadra Dev (also known as Manibhadra Veer or Manibhadra Dada) is venerated as a protective Yaksha (divine being or attendant deity). He is popularly worshipped among Jains, especially in Gujarat and Rajasthan, as a guardian and wish-fulfilling deity.

Manibhadra's consort is known as Manibhadra Yakshini or Manibhadra Devi. However, in most Jain traditions, specific details about Manibhadra's consort are not extensively described or emphasized. The primary focus remains on Manibhadra Dev himself. In some local traditions and folk practices, Manibhadra Yakshini is acknowledged as his consort and is sometimes depicted alongside him, but she does not hold as prominent a place in rituals or iconography as Manibhadra Dev does.

Thus, while Manibhadra Dev is sometimes associated with a consort called Manibhadra Yakshini, detailed stories or attributes about her are not a major part of mainstream Jain teachings.