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Tenth Chapter
This is the chapter named Jinastava-vidhanam, which is the twenty-fourth Stava (hymn). It describes the Vandana (veneration), which is the procedure for worshipping the Panchparameshthi (the five supreme beings).
131. It explains the Pratikramana, which purifies the sins committed in terms of substances, space, and time.
132. It expounds the Vainayika, which describes the fivefold discipline of perception, knowledge, conduct, austerity, and courtesy.
133. It elucidates the Kritikarm, which prescribes the proper procedure of performing the Samayika (introspective meditation), including the four head-bows, two prostrations, and twelve circumambulations.
134. It narrates the Dashavaikalika, which talks about the monks' activities like alms-gathering, and the Uttaradhyayana, which describes the enlightenment and liberation of Lord Mahavira.
135. It explains the Kalpavyavahara, which outlines the proper and improper conduct for the ascetics, and the atonement for the improper conduct.
136. It describes the Kalpakalpadvaya, which discusses the permissible and impermissible actions, and the Mahakalpam, which elaborates on the activities appropriate for the ascetic in terms of substances, space, and time.
137. It elucidates the Pundarikadhikam, which explains the attainment of divine status, and the Mahapundarikadhikam, which describes the attainment of the status of divine ladies.
138. It expounds the Nishadya, which is the supreme atonement procedure, and this is the exposition of the Angabahya-shruta (the scriptural knowledge outside the Angas).
139-143. It provides the numerical details of the letters/syllables in the entire scriptural corpus.