Mulnayak: Nearly 105 cms. high, white - colored idol of Bhagawan Adishvar in the Padmasana, posture.

Tirth: It is at the foot of hills outside the Delvada village about 2 Kms north of Eklingji. Udaipur, the nearest railway station of is 26 kilometers away and Khemli is 13 kilometers away. Bus service and taxi service are available. There are board and lodging provisions.

Historicity: There is a mention of renovation of the temple and reinstallation of the image in the year 1469 of the Vikram era. It shows only the antiquity of the place. In ancient times, this tirth was known as Devkapatak. It was a large city. Its last renovation was accomplished in the year 1954 of the Vikram era. Shetrunjayavatar and Girnaravatar are installed on two hills here. There was a sulsterranean passage from here to Nagda. This tirth belongs to the group of five tirths of Mewar. There are three other temples and they belong to the fifteenth century. The sculpture of this place reminds one of Abu, Ranakpur and Kumbhariji. The craftsmanship of the peaks, domes, pillars etc. of the temples is really wonderful. The Charan (feet) of Bhagawan Adinath, the idols of Draupadi, Kunti and Pandavas are ancient idols of artistry beyond description. There are large ancient idols in the cellar.