Vaidyanath Jyotirlinga
Vaidyanath Jyotirlinga temple, also known as Vaijnath is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas, the most sacred abodes of Shiva. The location of Vaidyanath Jyotirlinga is disputed. The claimed locations are:
Shri Vaijnath Temple, Parli, Maharashtra
Baidyanath Temple, Deoghar, Jharkhand
Baijnath Temple, Baijnath, Himachal Pradesh
Still now government of India didn't confirmed as any of original. In Dwadasa jyothirlinga sthothram, Adi Sankaracharya has praised Vaidyanath jyothirlinga in following verses,

Poorvothare prajwalika nidhane
sada vasantham girija sametham
surasurarachitha padapadmam
srivaidyanatham thamaham namami

Sourashtre Somanadham, cha Sri Shaile Mallikarjunam,
Ujjayinyam Maha Kalam, Omkaram, amaleshwaram,
Paralyam Vaidyanatham, cha Dakinyam Bhimasankaram,
Sethubandhe thu Ramesam, Nagesam thu Darukavane,
Varanasyam thu Viswesam, Trayambakam Gouthami thate,
Himalaye thu Kedaram, Ghushmesam cha Shivalaye,
Ethani Jyothirlingani sayam pratha paden nara,
Saptha janma krutham papam smaranena vinasyathi. Above main verse location 
"Parlam Vaidyanatham" as above verses  it is clear"parlam" is location of sri Vaidyanatham. Parlam Vaidyanatham" main verse close to Shri Vaijnath Temple Parli, Maharashtra which is today at Beed. Also Chidabhoomi indicates that, in olden days, this was a funeral place, where corpses are burnt and post-death ceremonies were performed. This place could have been a centre of tantric cults like Kapalika/Bhairava where Shiva is worshipped significantly as smasan vasin (meaning, residing in crematorium), sava bhasma bhushita (meaning, smearing body with ashes of burnt bodies). In Jan 2018 three-day congregation of the priests from all the twelve Jyotirlingas was jointly organised by Madhya Pradesh Government and the management committee of the Ujjain-based Mahakaleswar shiva temple listed a Vaijnath temple in Parli, Maharashtra, as a Jyotirling. 