Behind the ramparts of Shri Sanvaliya Parshvanathji temple built on the south side of the original Nayak Shri Parshvanath Bhagwan temple of Nakoda Jain pilgrimage and near the Modi Khana of the present pilgrimage, there is an ancient temple of Shri Ranchhodraiji (Shri Charbhujaji) facing east. Which was constructed by V.S. 1886 Chaitra Vaadi 7 was done on Tuesday, 22 February 1630 by Rathod Shri Bharmalji for the welfare of his family and devotion to God. Along with the destruction of Jain pilgrimage Nakoda, it also continued to bear the brunt of time. When Sadhvi Shri Sundarshreeji got Nakoda Tirth renovated and its V.S. Consecrated in 1991, the temple of Lord Shri Ranchhodraiji remains a symbol of religious harmony today. In this temple, a very beautiful and pleasing four-armed statue of Lord Shri Ranchhod Rai made of white marble is established as the main leader. On each side of which, along with small statues of Lord Shri Ranchhodraiji, the statues of Shri Ranchhodrai-Radhikaji and Shri Radhikaji are available for darshan. The idols of Shri Ganesh ji and Shri Hanuman ji are installed in the Gurh Mandap outside the original tomb of this temple and there are also Peepal and Tulsi trees nearby for religious worship.
Above the entrance of Moolgambhare of this temple, along with the inscription related to the construction of the temple, the genealogy from Rathore Rao Sinhaji to Raul Bharmal is carved in new lines. There, a dark colored idol along with the vehicle of Shri Sheetala Mataji is also installed in a niche of the outer ramparts of the main entrance of the temple. This ancient temple of Shri Ranchhodraiji of Nakoda is being completely looked after, maintained, service worship etc. by Shri Jain Shwetambar Nakoda Parshvanath Teerth Trust Mandal Mevannagar (Nakoda) for years. People come regularly to pay obeisance and worship to Shri Ranchhodrai ji and on religious festivals, the statue of Lord Shri Ranchhodrai is decorated by the Teerth Trust Board.
