[3][4] He led a movement in 1880 to reform yati tradition at Jaora, resulting in near extinction of it.

Many leading yati and monks gave up their luxurious life and started following Jain principles.

[2] He visited Rajasthan and Malwa where he delivered religious discourses in Malwi, Marwari languages.

[3] Rajendrasuri died on 21 December 1906[2] (Vikram Samvat 1963 Pous Shukla Saptami) at Mohankheda, Dhar, Madhya Pradesh.

[2][3] His works include:[citation needed] The original copy of these books are stored in libraries of Ahor, Rajasthan; Jaora; Mohankheda, Madhya Pradesh; Tharad and Ahmedabad in Gujarat.

Shrines dedicated to him were erected at several places in India including Mohankheda, Bhinmal, Dhanera, Jalore, Bangalore, Bijapur, Ahemdabad, Tharad, Bharatpur, Indore, Ratlam, and Santhu, Kachrod,Rajendra Nagar,Devispeta(Nellore District)etc.