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## Chapter Thirteen
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The Ikshvaku kings, starting with Bharata, attained liberation continuously. Fourteen lakhs of them attained liberation, and one among them attained the position of Indra. **(13)**
Eight kings, ten times that number, attained liberation, and one among them attained the position of Indra. **(14)**
Leaving the burden of the kingdom, some of the descendants of the Sun dynasty attained heaven, while others attained liberation. **(15)**
From Bahubali, the son of Rishabhadeva, was born Soma Yash, who became the founder of the Soma dynasty. His son was Mahabal. **(16)**
Then came Subal, his son, and after him, Bhujabali. Thus, many kings born in the Soma dynasty attained liberation. **(17)**
The Tirthankara Vrishabhadeva's lineage spread across fifty koti lakhs of oceans. **(18)**
The Ikshvaku kings, born in the Sun and Moon dynasties, like Ugra and the Kauravas, attained liberation and heaven. **(19)**
The lord of the celestial beings, Namik, had a son named Ratnamali. Ratnamali had a son named Ratnavadra, who was followed by Ratnarath. **(20)**
Ratnarath had a son named Ratnachinha, who was followed by Chandrarath. Chandrarath had a son named Vajrajangha, who was followed by Vajrasena. **(21)**
Vajrasena had a son named Vajradanshtr, who was followed by Vajradhvaja. Vajradhvaja had a son named Vajrayudha, who was followed by Vajra. **(22)**
Vajra had a son named Suvajra, who was followed by Vajrabhrit. Vajrabhrit had a son named Vajrabha, who was followed by Vajraबाहु. **(23)**
Vajraबाहु had a son named Vajranka, who was followed by Vajrasundara. Vajrasundara had a son named Vajrasya, who was followed by Vajrapani. **(24)**
Vajrapani had a son named Vajrabhanu, who was followed by Vajravan. Vajravan had a son named Vidyutmukha, who was followed by Suvaktra. **(25)**
Suvaktra had a son named Vidyudanshtr, who was followed by Vidyutvan. Vidyutvan had a son named Vidyudabha, who was followed by Vidyutvega. **(26)**
Vidyutvega had a son named Vaidhyuta. All these celestial kings, born in succession, performed austerities in the first Tirthankara's time and attained heaven and liberation. **(27)**
After that, Ajita, the second Tirthankara, was born in the celestial realm. His five auspicious events should be understood as similar to those of Rishabhadeva. **(28)**
In his time, there was a second Sagra, known as Akshinidhiratnesha, who was famous like a mortal. **(29)**
And after handing over the kingdom to their sons, they performed austerities and attained liberation. **(8-12)**
Starting with Bharata, fourteen lakhs of Ikshvaku kings attained liberation continuously. After that, one king, Sarvarthasiddhi, attained the position of Ahamindra. Then, many kings attained liberation, but one among them attained the position of Indra. **(13-14)**
Many brave and valiant kings born in the Sun dynasty, after relinquishing the burden of the kingdom, took up the burden of austerities and attained heaven, while many others attained liberation. **(15)**
From Bahubali, the son of Lord Rishabhadeva, was born Soma Yash. He became the founder of the Soma dynasty (Chandra dynasty). Soma Yash had a son named Mahabal. **(16)**
Mahabal had a son named Subal, and Subal had a son named Bhujabali. Thus, many kings born in the Soma dynasty attained liberation. **(17)**
The Tirthankara Vrishabhadeva's lineage spread across fifty koti lakhs of oceans. During this Tirthankara's time, many Ikshvaku kings born in the Sun and Moon dynasties, like Ugra and the Kauravas, attained heaven and liberation. **(18-19)**
The lord of the Vidyadharas, Namik, had a son named Ratnamali. Ratnamali had a son named Ratnavadra, who was followed by Ratnarath. **(20)**
Ratnarath had a son named Ratnachinha, who was followed by Chandrarath. Chandrarath had a son named Vajrajangha, who was followed by Vajrasena. **(21)**
Vajrasena had a son named Vajradanshtr, who was followed by Vajradhvaja. Vajradhvaja had a son named Vajrayudha, who was followed by Vajra. **(22)**
Vajra had a son named Suvajra, who was followed by Vajrabhrit. Vajrabhrit had a son named Vajrabha, who was followed by Vajraबाहु. **(23)**
Vajraबाहु had a son named Vajranka, who was followed by Vajrasundara. Vajrasundara had a son named Vajrasya, who was followed by Vajrapani. **(24)**
Vajrapani had a son named Vajrabhanu, who was followed by Vajravan. Vajravan had a son named Vidyutmukha, who was followed by Suvaktra. **(25)**
Suvaktra had a son named Vidyudanshtr, who was followed by Vidyutvan. Vidyutvan had a son named Vidyudabha, who was followed by Vidyutvega. **(26)**
Vidyutvega had a son named Vaidhyuta. All these Vidyadhara kings, born in succession, relinquished their kingdom and wealth to their sons, performed austerities in the Tirthankara Adinatha's time, and attained heaven and liberation as per their karma. **(27)**
After that, Sarvarthasiddhi became the second Tirthankara, Ajitanatha. His five auspicious events should be understood as similar to those of Lord Rishabhadeva. **(28)**
In his time, there was a second Sagra, known as Akshinidhiratnesha, who was famous like a mortal. **(29)**