This temple is connected by Parasvanath temple through Rang Mandap. Important Jain manuscripts and miniature have been kept in safe custody in this shrine known as "Jain Bhadra Suri Gyan Granth Bhandar". The earliest known palm leaf manuscript is entitled Aughaniryukti Vritti is dated to 1060 A.D. This temple was completed in three years in 1420 A.D. having 604 images. This temple is worth seeing not only for its architecture but for unique carvings. Sculpture figures are extremely rare. The Mandap's roof is bell shaped. Mandovra here is in sharp contrast to that of Parsvanath temple. On 'Nandishwar Patta', a beautiful carving of barley sized temple and mole like Jine image can be seen.
Near Sambhavanth's temple there are two storeyed Shantinathji and Kunthunnathji temples, which are the jewels among the cluster of temples, Images are having round face, big arms, wide forehead, fascinating eyes, nose like parrot, beautiful lips, thin waiste, creating the effort of sculpture of Khajroho, Kanork and Delwara. Stone is carved with leaves, animals and birds beautifully.