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**(189 (4))** The Ghat Jataka states that on one side of Dwaraka, the vast ocean was frolicking, while on the other side stood a towering mountain. Dr. Malashekhara also holds this view.
**(5)** According to Upadhyaya Bharatsingh, Dwaraka was a city in Saurashtra. Currently, twenty miles beyond the town of Dwaraka, in the Gulf of Kutch, there is a small island. There is another Dwaraka there, known as 'Bet Dwaraka'. It is believed that Lord Krishna used to visit this place for excursions. Both Dwaraka and Bet Dwaraka have temples dedicated to Radha, Rukmini, Satyabhama, etc.
**(6)** In the Bombay Gazetteer, several scholars have speculated that Dwaraka was located in Punjab.
**(7)** Dr. Anant Sadashiv Altekar has written - Ancient Dwaraka sank into the sea, therefore, it is doubtful to determine the location of Dwaraka.
**(6)** Dootipalash Chaitya
The garden called Dootipalash was outside the commercial town. Here, Lord Mahavira initiated Anand Gathapati, Sudarshan Shreshthi, etc., into the Shravak Dharma.
**(7)** Purnabhadra Chaitya
This was a famous garden in Champa. Here, Lord Mahavira initiated over a hundred people into the Shraman and Shravak Dharma. King Kunik went to pay homage to the Lord with great pomp and ceremony.
**(8)** Bhaddilpur
Bhaddilpur was the capital of Malayadesh. It is counted among the most important regions. According to Muni Kalyanvijayji, near the villages of Harria and Dantara in Gaya district, about one hundred miles south of Patna and twenty-eight miles southwest of Gaya, was the ancient Bhaddilnagari, which in the past was a sacred pilgrimage site for Jains known as Bhaddilpur.
According to the necessary sutra, Shraman Lord Mahavira spent a Chaturmas in Bhaddilpur.
Dr. Jagdishchandra Jain believes that the village called Bhadia in Hazaribagh district was Bhaddilpur. This place is six miles from Hunterganj, near the Kulua hill.
1. Jataka (Fourth Volume) p. 284
2. The Dictionary of Pali Proper Names, Part 1, p. 1125.
3. Buddhist Period Indian Geography, p. 487
4. Bombay Gazetteer Part 1 Part 1, p. 11 Note 1
5. Indian Antiquary, 1925, Supplement p. 25.
6. Shraman Lord Mahavira, p. 380
7. Jain Agam Literature in Indian Society, p. 477