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The ''[[Linga Purana]]'' mentions that in every kali yuga, Lord Shiva has incarnated, and that in one kali yuga he was a Yogeshwara (one of His 28 incarnations) named Rishabha.<ref>P. 16 ''Linga Purana'' By Vinay. The list is in order is: Shweta, Sutara, Madana, Suhotra, Kanchana, Lokakshee, Jagishavya, Dadhivahana, Rishabha, Muni, Ugra, Atri, Vali, Gautama, Vedashrira, Gokarna, Guhavasi, Shikhandabhriti, Jatamali, Attahasa, Daruka, Langali, Mahakaya, Shuli, Mundishvara, Sahishnu, Somasharma, and Jagadguru.</ref>
In Khajuraho, Kokkal's Vaidhyanath temple has an inscription in which
Jayasenacharya prays to Adi-Jina (Rishabha) as Siva. Further, Jain scholar Raidhu in his laudation writes of of Shankara (Shiva) as Rshabhadeva ignoring the effort to persuade Rishabhadeva to passion by [[Kamadeva|Kama Deva]], in his ''Megheshwara Charita''.
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