Antariksha Parshwanath Jain Mandir, Washim, Maharashtra India

 Antariksha Parshwanath Jain Mandir is situated at Shirpur. The large number of devottes of Jain religion visit this temple.Antariksha Parshwanath Jain Mandir is situated at Shirpur. The large number of devotes of Jain religion visit this temple. It has the story told about this temple is that two Jain demons ailed Khara and Dushana made the image of cowdung and sand and used to worship it. They hid it in a pit beside a river on the side of a  hill near Werul (Ellora) a village near Aurangabad in the then Nizam's Dominions. Long afterwards Ila or Ilaka Raja of Ellichpur happened to pass by the spot and to see a little pool of water, no larger than might
 be contained in a cow's hoof-mark. He suffered terribly from white leprosy, but on applying this water to his body was immediately cured. He was a Jain, and every night his queen had been accustomed to take the  germs of the disease from his body and, not being allowed to kill them,
 put them in a tin ease till the morning, when they were replaced.