When Nakoda Tirthodwarika Pravartini Sadhvi Shri Sundarshreeji got the Nakoda Tirth renovated, V.S. On 1991 Magh Shukla 13, got Anjanashalaka and Pratishtha done by Pattalankar Anuyogacharya Shri Himmatvijayji (Acharya Shrimadvijay Himachal Samarishwarji) of his Anuyogacharya Shri Hitvijayji. At that time, the original leader of your Nakoda got a huge structure constructed on the south side of Shri Parshvanathji Jain Temple. In the middle part of this year, due to the idol of the twenty-third Tirthankara of Jainism, Saptafan-wearing Lord Shri Parshvanath being established under the umbrella, this year is now visible in the form of Shri Shyamala Parshvanathji Sal Temple of Nakoda Tirtha.
The consecration of the idol of Shri Shyamala Parshvanath Lord V.S. 2016 Magh Shukla on 14th Thursday, Acharya Shrimadvijay Himachal Surishwarji M.S. Got it done amid a grand religious ceremony. On this occasion, Aap Shriji also consecrated the life-size statue of Shri Saraswati Devi standing in this temple complex. V.No. On the occasion of the grand Anjanashalaka Pratistha held at Nakoda on 13th Magh Shukla of 1991, Anuyogacharya Panyas Shri Himmatvijayji (Acharya Shrivijay Himachalsuriji) established the idols of Shri Chakrashwari Devi, Shripadmavati Devi, Anuyogacharya Shri Hitvijayji along with the Charan Padukas of Gurni Shri Swaroop Shriji and Gurni Sangarshreeji and Shri Manibhadra ji in the premises of this temple.
At present, the dark colored Saptafani idol of Lord Shri Parshvanathji is installed under the umbrella of Shri Shyamala Parshvanathji in the central part of the temple complex. On each side of which there are umbrellas of Padmavati Devi and Shri Chakreshwar Devi. One year on the east side of the chhatri of Shri Padmavati Devi - one of the two huge chhatris in the verandah has the statue of Tirthoddarika Pravartini Sadhvi Shri Sundarji V.S. 1996 is established on Kartik Krishna Paksha 8. On this V.S. 2011 There is an inscription related to the construction of Chhatri on Migsar 7. The umbrella of Shri Saraswati is built near this umbrella. An ancient small statue of Shri Saraswati is present in a niche of the rear rampart between Shri Padmavati Devi and Shri Shyamala Parshvanath Chhatri.
Twenty-three Jain Tirthankar statues are installed in this Shri Shyamala Parshvanathji Sal Temple built on the west side of Shri Chakrashwari Devi Chhatri. In which, in the southern ramparts, a statue of Shri Sumatinathji and one each of Shri Parshvanathji and Shri Shantinathji is installed on each side of the statue of Shri Parshvanathji facing north. Apart from this, eleven Jain Tirthankar statues facing east are installed on the plinth of the western rampart. In the central part of which the idol of Shri Parshvanathji is installed. Similarly, five Jain Tirthankar statues facing south are established on the footpath of the northern rampart. The idol of Shri Hitvijayji and the feet of Sadhvi Shri Swaroopshreeji and Sadhvi Shri Sangarshreeji are installed in the hollow of the rear rampart between Shri Shyamala Parshvanathji and Shri Chakrashwari Devi Chhatri. There are marble pilgrimage boards installed on top of it.
There is a huge open square between this Shri Shyamala Parshvanathji Sal Temple and the temple of Lord Shri Parshvanath, the founder of Nakoda Tirtha. In which information is given about having four land houses. Two of these four land houses have not been located till date. Whereas the revered Jain idols in two Bhumigrahs have been taken out and installed at other religious places of Nakoda Tirtha. Some of these idols have been established this year by building a new Panchatirthi temple on the east side of the temple. V.No. is written on two land houses found in this open square. There were inscriptions indicating construction in 1667 and 1864. Now the idols have been taken out of both these underground houses and closed. These Bhumigrahs were built to protect the revered statues in the temple from invaders. From this open square, there is proper arrangement to go towards the temple of Shri Adishwar (Shri Adinath Ji) in the west and Shri Shantinath Bhagwan in the east.
