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In the time surrounding Pujyapad, there was so much conflict between the Achal and Sachel factions that after the creation of the 'Sarvarthasiddhi' and after his extremely high esteem was established, even the position of Tattva Bhashya from the Achal faction disappeared. Despite extensive contemplation, the question remains unanswered as to how the Sachel faction was able to preserve a narrative in the form of two and a half even until now, while how the Achal faction allowed the essential to be rendered completely destroyed in terms of logic, scriptural devotion, and diligence. If the leading figures of the Achal faction, such as Kundakund, Pujyapad, and Samatabhadra, have preserved significant portions of the scriptural exposition, then there seems to be no reason for them to not preserve even a little of the Angashruta until today. When we look towards the external aspects of the Angashruta, a question also arises as to how the smaller texts, like Dashavaikalik and Uttaradhyayana, which were indicated by Pujyapad, became lost from the Achal faction's scriptures, while much larger texts are well preserved in that faction. After contemplating all these matters, I have come to the same conclusion that, despite enduring numerous inevitable challenges in preserving the flow of the fundamental Angashruta, it has continued until today; although the Digambara sect does not fully acknowledge it.
At this juncture of discussion about the scriptures, it is necessary to draw the attention of historians to a particular question. That question...