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Antakritdasha was on her journey. In the middle of her journey, she was caught in the rain and took shelter in a cave to dry her clothes. This cave is still identified today as the Rajimati cave. The Revatak mountain in Saurashtra still exists today. It is possible that ancient Dwarka was situated at its foot.
The Revatak mountain is also known as Urjayant. It is mentioned in the Girnar inscriptions of Rudradaman and Skandagupta. There was a Nandavan (heavenly garden) there, which housed the Yakshayatan of the Yaksha Surapriya. This mountain was adorned with many birds and creepers. There were also waterfalls here, and every year thousands of people gathered here to perform Sankhadi (feast, Jimenwar). Lord Arishtanemi attained Nirvana here.
According to the Digambar tradition, Acharya Dharasen performed penance in the Chandragupha of the Revatak mountain. It was here that the Acharyas Bhootbali and Pushpadanta ordered the remaining Shrutagyan to be written down.
The Mahabharata mentions a battle between the Pandavas and the Yadavas on the Revatak.
In Jain scriptures, this mountain is referred to by names like Revatak, Ujjayant, Ujjwal, Girinal, and Girnar. The Mahabharata also mentions another name for this mountain, Ujjayant.
(12) Vipulgari Mountain
A mountain near the city of Rajgriha. It is mentioned in the Agamas at many places. Severe ascetics would come here under the supervision of the Sthaviras and perform Sanlekhana.
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These five mountains are mentioned in Jain scriptures:
- Vaibhargiri
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"Girin Revayam Janti, Vasenu Ulla Antara.
Vasante Andhyarammi Anto Layanas Sa Thiya."
- Vividh Tirthakalp, 3.19
- Jain Agam Sahitya mein Bharatiya Samaj, p. 472
- Brihatkalp Bhashya Vritti, 1.2922
- (a) Aavashyak Nirukti, 307
- (b) Kalpasutra, 6.174, p. 182
- (c) Jnatadharmakatha, 5, p. 68
- (d) Antakritdasha, 5, p. 28
- (e) Uttaradhyayana Teeka, 22, p. 280
- Jain Agam Sahitya mein Bharatiya Samaj, p. 473
- Adipurana mein Bharat, p. 109
- B. Mahavir Ni Dharmakathaao, p. 216, Pan. Bechradasji