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There isn’t a standard collection called “108 Doha of Shatrunjay” in the mainstream Jain scriptures. What is well-known on JainKnowledge.com is the 108 names (Ashtottara Shat Namavali) of Shatrunjay, each name praising a virtuous aspect of the tirth. If y
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There is no widely established standard Jain scriptural collection known as the “108 Doha of Shatrunjay” in mainstream Jain tradition.
What is well known is the 108 Names of Shatrunjay, also called Shatrunjay Ashtottara Shat Namavali, where each name glorifies a sacred quality of Shatrunjay Tirth.
If you are looking for the 108 names with meanings or descriptions, they can be studied as the Shatrunjay 108 Namavali.
Takeaway
In Jain tradition, Shatrunjay is revered as one of the most sacred tirths, and its 108 names are a devotional way to remember its greatness.
