Goat Jainism Symbols Adjustable Open Ring

The goat symbolizes Kunthunath, the sixth Chakravartin, the twelfth Kamadeva, and the seventeenth Tirthankara in the current Jain half-time cycle. He, too, conquered all the regions and proceeded to engrave his name on the mountain foothills, just like every other Chakravartin. He realized his goals were dwarfed when he saw the names of other Chakravartin who were already there. Then, as a kind of atonement, he abdicated his throne and became a monk. Kunthunath was born on the fourteenth day of the Vaishakh Krishna month of the Indian calendar to King Surya and Queen Shridevi at Hastinapur in the Ikshvaku dynasty.