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In the Harivamsha Purana,
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There was a sevenfold assembly of the great ones, filled with diverse virtues, of the Risis, of Vrishabha. || 71 ||
There were four thousand, seven hundred and fifty great ones, the former holders of the earth. || 72 ||
There were as many thousands, a hundred and fifty thousand, who were called teachers of the scriptures, restrained, with restrained senses. || 73 ||
There were nine thousand Munis, the knowers of the limits, twenty thousand were the knowers of the pure knowledge. || 74 ||
There were twenty thousand, six hundred, who were the possessors of the power of transformation, conquering even Indra by the power of transformation. || 75 ||
There were twelve thousand, seven hundred and fifty, who were filled with vast intellect. || 76 ||
There were as many, counted by number, with countless good qualities, the conquerors, the knowers of the logic of arguments, the debaters, the opponents. || 77 ||
There were fifty thousand pure knowers, the Aryikas, five hundred thousand Shravikas, and three hundred thousand Shravakas. || 78 ||
The Jinesvara, freed from the time of the false, for a hundred thousand years in the past, wandered the earth, saving many from the ocean of existence. || 79 ||
Sragdhara Chanda
Having done this, the Lord, capable of rescuing from the ocean of existence, established the Mahavati Tirtha, a field Tirtha, beneficial to the three worlds, lasting until the end of the Kalpa, to establish it. The Lord, naturally, like a tree climbing, with the feet of the Shramanas, worthy of worship, like the sun, the Lord Vrishabha, with great brilliance, ascended the mountain Kailasa, like the mountain Nishadha. || 80 ||
On that mountain, the Jinesvara, seated in a beautiful network of crystal stones, with ten thousand Yogis, performed the restraint of the Yogas. Having done this, at the end, the destruction of the four great karmas, the Lord, with pure garlands, worshipped by the Devas, went to the place, the place, the Siddha. || 81 ||
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In the assembly of Devaki, there was a sevenfold assembly of Munis, filled with diverse virtues. || 71 ||
Among them, four thousand, seven hundred and fifty great ones were the former holders of the earth. || 72 ||
Four thousand, seven hundred and fifty Munis were teachers of the scriptures, all these Munis were those who controlled their senses. || 73 ||
Nine thousand Munis were the knowers of the limits, twenty thousand were the knowers of pure knowledge, twenty thousand, six hundred were the possessors of the power of transformation, the Munis were able to conquer even Indra by the power of transformation, twenty thousand, seven hundred and fifty were the possessors of vast intellect, the knowledge of mind-reading. Twenty thousand, seven hundred and fifty were the possessors of countless good qualities, the knowers of the logic of arguments, the debaters, the opponents. Fifty thousand Aryikas were the knowers of the pure self, five hundred thousand Shravikas and three hundred thousand Shravakas. || 74-78 ||
The Lord's total lifespan was eighty-four lakh years in the past, out of which, subtracting eighty-three lakh years in the past, the time of the false, for a hundred thousand years in the past, he wandered the earth, saving many beings from the ocean of existence. || 79 ||
In this way, the Lord Vrishabha Jinesvara, with his feet worshipped by the assembly of Munis and Devas, capable of rescuing from the ocean of existence, established the Mahavati Tirtha, a field Tirtha, beneficial to the three worlds, lasting until the end of the Kalpa, to establish it. Naturally, like a tree climbing, with the feet of the Shramanas, worthy of worship, like the sun, the Lord Vrishabha, with great brilliance, ascended the mountain Kailasa, like the mountain Nishadha. || 80 ||
On that mountain, the Jinesvara, seated in a beautiful network of crystal stones, with ten thousand Yogis, performed the restraint of the Yogas. Having done this, at the end, the destruction of the four great karmas, the Lord, with pure garlands, worshipped by the Devas, went to the place, the place, the Siddha. || 81 ||
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