V.No. Around 1512, when the dark colored idol of Shri Parshvanath Lord, which emerged from the Kalikadra (Nagdrah) pond of Nakoda Nagar (near Nakoda village Sindhari) as per the dream indication of Shri Bhairavdevji, was installed in Veerampur. While Acharya Shri Kirtiratnasuriji was bringing this idol from Nakor Nagar to Veerampur with it on his head, Shri Bhairavdevji himself came dancing with him in the form of a child. Then Acharya Shri Kirtiratnasuriji built a stupa (pindakar form) of Shri Bhairavdevji and installed it in the right side of the gokh outside the entrance of the original Shri Parshvanathji temple of Nakoda.
Pindakar form of Shri Bhairavdevji in Nakoda V.S. From 1512 to V.S. Lasted till 1958. When Shri Bhairavdevji gave a dream to Jain Sadhvi Shri Sundar Shriji in his dream to visit Jain Tirtha Nakoda and get it renovated. Sadhviji got the shrine renovated. Adhishthayak Shri Bhairavdevji gave a dream indication to Sadhvi Shriji to install his Pindakar form in the temple of Lord Shri Parshvanath. Sadhvi ji raised the pinda-shaped stupa of Shri Bhairavdevji established outside the temple and installed it in the right chamber of the esoteric pavilion of the temple. When the stupa place (Veer Sthan) of Shri Bhairavdevji outside the temple became vacant, Sadhvi Shri Sundarshreeji installed the idol of Shri Hanumanji in the womb so that the place of Veer remained vacant. Since then this place has become a symbol of religious faith as ‘Shri Hanumaji Ka Gokh’.
The idol of Shri Hanumanji is installed in an umbrella-like dome facing east. This standing statue of Shri Hanuman ji has a mace in one hand and a mountain of Sanjeevani herb on the other raised hand. He is pressing the evil demon with one foot. This religious place is being completely looked after by Shri Jain Shwetambar Nakoda Parshvanath Trust Board, Mevannagar (Nakoda).
