Alagramam Jain Temple

The ancient Alagramam Jain Temple is situated in the Alagramam village in Tindivanam, Villupuram, Tamil Nadu, a state in southern India. The first Tirtankara of Jainism, Sri Adhinatha Bhagwan, is the "Moolavar" (temple deity). An annual "Srivari Brahmotsavam" has been conducted since 1894.
History.
The temple was built in the 17th century. It is located in the center of the village of Alagramam. Before the construction of the temple, villagers traveled to "Keezh Idayalam" Jain Temple or to the "Avani Avittam" Jain temple for the ritual wearing of the "Poonool" ("Upanayana"). 
After some years, the Jain community in Alagramam decided to build a temple in their own village. On the day of "Avani Avittam," they took a small Parshwanath idol from "Keezh Idayalam" Temple to Alagramam and built a small temple on the occasion of "Avani Avittam" to wear "Poonool" ("Upanayana"). 
The first Tirthankarar Adinath is the "Moolavar" of this temple. A separate temple was built for "Sri Dharma Devi Amman" (Kushmandi) and for "Sri Bramha Devar" a separate "Panduga Silai Mandabam" was constructed.
Functions.
Mahotsavam (Brahmotsavam) From 1894.
The annual fair (or Mahotsavam) has been conducted since 1894 to honor Sri Parshwanath Bhagwan. The fair has day and night rituals every day for ten days. The fair is conducted during the Aastniyam Period, starting from Sapthami Thiti and ending in Pirathamai Thiti, according to the Indian calendar. This is around June or July in the Western calendar.
1st day is the Flag Hoisting Ceremony, in the morning Darbar flag hoisting, and night the main flag, Tvajarohanam, with an image of Sarvana Yakshan.
2nd day morning: Sooriya (Sun) Vahanam; night: Chandira (Moon) Vahanam.
3rd day morning and night: Devendhiran Vahanam (Head of all Navagrahas).
4th day morning and night: Nine-Head Naaga (Snake) Vahanam.
5th day morning and night: Hamsa (Annappatci) Vahanam.
6th day morning and night: Yaanai (White Elephant) Vahanam.
7th day morning and night: Vimanam Vahanam (God's Flight).
8th day morning: Pallakku; night: Gudirai (Horse) Vahanam.
9th day morning and night: Simmha (Lion) Vahanam.
10th day morning: Mahapisekam; night: Dhvaja AvarohaNam (Flag Unhoisting).
Pancha Kalyana Mahotsavam.
The Pancha Kalyana Mahotsavam is conducted once every 12 years in Alagramam Jain Temple, in 1972, 1994 and 2007.
Other functions.
Every Tuesdays and Fridays, poojai is conducted for Sri Dharma Devi Amman. For the past thirty years, the Annual Festival of Aandu Vizha is conducted during Mahotsavam.
Every year Pongal, Deepavali, Mahavir Jayanti, Mukkudai, Aastniyam, Avani Avittam, Akshaya Tritiya, Navarathri, Saraswathi Poojai, and Vijayadashami are celebrated in a grand manner.
Other.
Everyday morning worshippers do Abishegam. At night, Astamankala poojas are conducted. Special poojas and Vithanam are also conducted.