In Jainism, "Rajlok" (also spelled "Rajyaloka" or "Rajalok") does not have a direct or prominent reference as a specific concept or term in classical Jain scriptures or philosophy. Jain cosmology describes the universe (loka) in detail, including realms such as:

• Devloka (abodes of heavenly beings)
• Manushyaloka (realm of humans)
• Narakaloka (hellish realms)
• Tiryanchloka (animal and plant realms)

If you are referring to "Rajlok" in the context of a "world of kings" or a "royal realm," Jain texts sometimes describe human realms where kings and rulers reside, but this is considered part of the broader Manushya-loka (human world).

If you have a specific context or scriptural reference regarding "Rajlok," please provide more details for a more precise answer. Otherwise, in Jain cosmology, the main divisions are as described above, and "Rajlok" is not a standard term.