At that time Rathanemi (younger brother of Nemikumar), who had renounced earlier and who had once aspired to marry Rajul, was meditating in a corner of that cave.

Rathanemi (also spelled Rathnemi/Rāthanemi). Note: Many Jain narratives mention him as Bhagwan Neminath’s younger brother; some Śvetāmbara sources describ.

Rajul renounces the world in pain of living without Lord Neminath and goes for initiation. Lord Neminath’s brother Rathnemi who was attracted towards Rajul also goes for initiation.

Apr 20, 2014 · At that time Rathanemi (younger brother of Nemikumar), who had renounced earlier and who had once aspired to marry Rajul, was meditating in a corner of that cave.

Oct 14, 2010 · At that time Rathanemi (younger brother of Nemikumar), who had renounced earlier and who had once aspired to marry Rajul, was meditating in a corner of that cave.

Neminath lived 84,000 years before the 23rd Tirthankar Parshvanath. According to traditional accounts, he was born to King Samudravijaya and Queen Shivadevi of the Yadu dynasty in the north Indian …

Rajmati (Rajul), the princess at the famous city of Junagadh near the Girnar mountain was betrothed to Nemi Kumar. From both the sides, elaborate preparations were made for the celebration. It was at its …

When Lord Neminath reached a marriageable age, upon the advice of Lord Krishna and other elders, His marriage was arranged with Princess Rajimati, the daughter of King Ugrasen. Princess …

Friends consoling Princess Rajul At the time when Neminath decided to renounce his worldly life, Rajul was being adorned by her girl friends. She was eagerly waiting for the arrival of her Nemkumar as …

Rajul was the daughter of Ugrasain, who was the king of Junagarh. When Rajul became young, it was decided that she should be married with Prince Nemi Kumar, who was the son of King Shamudra …