Mulnayak :

Nearly 48 cms. high white – coloured idol of Bhagwan Sri Vijay Chintamani Parshwanath Prabhu in the padmasana posture. There is an umbrella of 7 hoods over the head of the idol.

The main temple of Vijay Chintamani Parshwanath is outside the village of Merta City in Shri Parshwanath ki Vadi.

In the 12th century of the Vikram era, Merta, also known as Medinipur and Mertapur was an ancient, rich and prosperous city. By the preachings of Maldhari Shri Abhaydevsuriji, a beautiful and alluring temple of Shri Mahaveer Bhagwan was built here and 1,000 brahmins and Kadmad Yaksha became his followers. This land is sanctified by the footsteps of many great Acharyas, Sadhus and Sadhvis who have visited this city. Many great Acharyas like Shri Jinchandrasuriji, Shri Sidhsuriji, Jagadguru Shri Hirvijaysuriji, Shri Padmasagarsurishvarji, Shri Dharmajinsurishvarji etc have visited Merta City.

In V.S.1687, a beautiful temple was built outside the village by the Jain sangh and the idol of Parshwanath Bhagwan was installed in it. This idol came to be known as Vijay Chintamani Parshwanath. V.S.1697 is written on the idol. This Parshwanath is also known as Vadi Parshwanath. 

Other temples:

There are 14 temples here. The temple of Falvruddhi Parshvanath is nearby on the Merta road.

Guidelines:

Merta city is a junction. The temple is at a distance of 14 kms. from the railway station. Bus facility and private vehicles are available. Dharamshala and Bhojanshala facilities are available here. An Upashraya is also there.