Answer

Bhagwan Neminath did not “die” in the ordinary sense. In Jain Dharma, a Tirthankar attains Moksha — complete liberation from birth and death.

Bhagwan Neminath attained Moksha on Girnar Mountain in Gujarat.

Explanation

Bhagwan Neminath, the 22nd Tirthankar, renounced worldly life after seeing animals being prepared for slaughter for his wedding feast. He later performed deep tapasya and spiritual practice.

According to Jain tradition, he attained:

• Keval Gyan — omniscience
• Moksha — liberation from the cycle of birth and death

His Nirvana/Moksha place is traditionally accepted as Girnarji.

Spiritual Understanding

For a Tirthankar, the end of earthly life is not considered death with sorrow. It is the soul’s final liberation, where all karmas are destroyed and the soul remains forever in its pure, perfect state.

Takeaway

Bhagwan Neminath attained Moksha at Girnar Mountain, becoming forever free from birth, death, and karma.