Rishabhanatha is considered the first Tirthankara in Jainism, a spiritual teacher who attained enlightenment and showed the path to liberation. He is often depicted as a human figure, symbolizing the ideal of non-violence and truth. Rishabhanatha is believed to have lived millions of years ago and is revered for his teachings on ethics and morality. In Jain tradition, Rishabhanatha is associated with the concept of ahimsa, or non-violence, which is a core principle of Jain philosophy. His life story includes various legends, such as his role in establishing the first agricultural practices and promoting peaceful living among people.