Shri Parshvanath Digambar Jain Temple with a dome of Mughal architecture in the center of the city is the ancient Jain temple of Tijara. Known as the Bade Mandir after the Dehra Temple, the construction work of this temple dates back to the 18th century AD. According to the available evidence, the land for the construction of the temple was obtained on Ashadh Sudi Panchami V. No. 1861 and the construction work started in Jyeshtha Vadi Teras V. No. 1886. At that time there were 50 Jain families in Tijara. The first floor was constructed in the first phase, later the second floor was constructed. Three altars were built in the Jinalaya. On the main altar, a dome-like spire was built, golden paintings in the inner part of the dome are still an attraction for the visitors. For the purification of the new altars and to get the idol established, a Rath Yatra was organized in V.No.1916, whose pavilion "Bali ki Sarai" was built near Holi Tiba. . Ancient Statues - 6 statues including the original Nayak statue date back to the fifteenth century. The three idols of Parshvanath Bhagwan in Padmasana posture belong to the sixteenth century Purvadava of white stone. On which the articles of Samvat 1543 and 1548 are inscribed. There is a metal statue of Parshvanath Swami on which the inscription of Jyeshtha Sudi Panchami Samvat 1545 is inscribed. This idol was found in 1889 due to the erosion of the flood near the Dehra temple. From this period (Samvat 1548) the statue of one Chandraprabha Swami, the other of Mahavir Swami sits. The oldest statue here is of Samvat 1169. The mark of Tirthankara is not clear on this white stone idol. The pedestal is decorated with floral motifs. In this ancient temple of the city, the existence of the idols before the construction of the temple inspires consideration for the existence of other Jin temples. The receipt of idols from near the Dehra temple and the medieval writings on the statues clearly indicate the fact that there must have been a Jin temple here during the said period. As far as the number of Jain families at that time is concerned, the statement of "Colonel Tod" deserves attention. He mentions 80 Jain vasanas (merchant families) in the medieval period. Two fragmentary images are also stored in the temple. On which the articles of 1510 and 1549 are inscribed. building new altars Mrs. Jainmati D.P. La. Purna Chand Jain Delhiites got a new altar constructed in the Shastra Bhawan here in the year 1956. A three-day Rath Yatra was organized from 29 January to 31 January for the purification of the altar and the installation of the idol. Reputation work. Under the patronage of Bhattarak Shri Devendra Kitinji (Gaddi Nagaur), P. Kanhaiya Lal slogan was completed by Ashta Bhopal. On the new altars, 1 1/2 feet high eight metal iconic statues of Shri Mahavir Bhagwan were made to sit.