Answer

Shri Padmanabh Swami is the 6th Tirthankar of the present Avasarpini Kāl in Jain Dharma.

He is also known as Bhagwan Padmaprabhu in many Jain traditions.

Explanation

In Jain tradition:

• Name: Shri Padmanabh Swami / Bhagwan Padmaprabhu
• Number: 6th Tirthankar
• Symbol: Lotus
• Complexion: Red
• Father: King Shridhar
• Mother: Queen Susima
• Birthplace: Kaushambi

A Tirthankar is a perfected soul who destroys all karmas, attains Keval Gyan, and shows the path of liberation to others.

Spiritual Understanding

The name “Padma” means lotus. The lotus represents purity, detachment, and spiritual beauty. Just as a lotus remains untouched by muddy water, a soul following Jain Dharma should live in the world while remaining detached from passions and karmas.

Takeaway

Shri Padmanabh Swami, the 6th Tirthankar, teaches us purity, detachment, and the path toward liberation through right faith, right knowledge, and right conduct.