On the upper part of the original temple of Shri Nakoda Parshvanathji, there is a Jain temple of the first Jain Tirthankara Shri Adinath Prabhu, which has ancient and fine sculptures in its stone rocks. Which was produced by Shravika Lanchi Bai (widow sister of Sushravak Sanghapati Malashah Sankhwal - Sankhalecha) in V.S. It was built before 1512 on the taunts of her neighbor friends. In this regard, it is said that Lanchi Bai along with her neighboring female friends went to the pond of Veerampur to wash clothes. After washing the clothes, Lanchi Bai eagerly requested the neighboring women to return home. But there was delay due to other women not washing all the clothes. But Lanchi Bai kept urging the women to go home again and again. On this the women asked Lanchi Bai, why are you acting in such a hurry? Is the foundation of a Jain temple to be laid somewhere? The second woman said, 'She belongs to a rich family, she will get the temple built as soon as she leaves.'
Lanchi Bai was hurt by this taunt of women, as soon as she returned home, she went to her brother Sanghapati Malashah Sankhwal (Sankhalecha) and immediately asked to build a Jain temple. Ultimately, on Lanchi Bai's request, her brother Malashah built a temple on her behalf and installed the idol of the 13th Jain Tirthankar Shri Vimalnathji as its main deity. In 1512, it was consecrated by the Karakamals of Shri Hemvijalasuri ji. Since then this Jain temple started gaining fame by the name of 'Shri Vimalnathji and Lanchi Bai Temple'. V.S. of the temple Since its construction in 1512 V.S. There are inscriptions related to several construction works taking place in the temple till 1667. Till then this temple remained famous as Shri Vimalnathji Temple.
Due to possible breakage of the idol of the original leader of this temple, Lord Shri Vimalnathji, due to other reasons, the idol of the first Tirthankar Shri Adinath Bhagwan was installed in its place. Since then, this temple has become a religious place of faith of the people today under the name of 'Shri Adinathji Ka Mandir' and 'Lanchi Bai Mandir'. The temple faces north and consists of Shringar Mandap, Navchowki, Sabha Mandap, Mudh Mandap, Mool Gambhara. The statues of Shri Chandraprabhji and Shri Padamprabhji are established on each side of the statue of Moolanayak Shri Adinath Bhagwan. In addition to many other ancient Jain statues in the assembly hall of the temple, there are two V.I.S. statues including Parikar. Kaussag statues with inscriptions from 1203 exist.
Various types of sculptures related to Jain religious culture are being carved in the form of artefacts on the pillars of Shri Adinathji Bhagwan etc. In the assembly hall of the temple, facing towards the idol of Mulnayak Shri Adinath Bhagwan, the idol of Mora Devi, the mother of Shri Adinath Bhagwan, on a horse-drawn carriage, is showing the antiquity along with its religious significance.
Instead of the north facing entrance of this temple of Shri Adinathji, the visitors enter by climbing the stairs on both sides built behind the peak of the temple of Shri Parshvanath Prabhu. In this temple complex, there are religious places like Shri Pundarik Swami Temple, Shri Chaumukhi Temple, Bhumigrih, Shri Adinath Bhagwan's Charan Paduka Chhatri etc. in the Shringar Mandap of the temple.
