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In the Harivamsha Purana, thereafter, Shouri, surrounded by all his own celestial beings, freed his father-in-law from the prison and returned to his own city. ||7||
**Doddhakavrittam**
Even the most difficult and inaccessible realms, with the help of many valiant celestial beings, are quickly conquered by a person who has embraced the Jain Dharma, and thus many people find refuge in him. ||72||
Thus ends the twenty-fifth chapter of the Harivamsha Purana, composed by Jinasena Acharya, which narrates the attainment of Madanvega and the slaying of Trishikhara, and is a collection of the Arishta-nemi Purana. ||25||
Just as the radiant Trishikhara sets, the remaining Vidyadharas, losing their brilliance, disappear and vanish. ||70|| Thereafter, Vasudeva, surrounded by all the Vidyadharas on his side, freed his father-in-law from the prison and returned to his own city. ||71||
Gautama Swami says that by the grace of the Jain Dharma, a powerful man, with the help of many groups of Vidyadharas, quickly conquers all his enemies, who are difficult to overcome, and thus many people find refuge in him, becoming his devotees. Therefore, one should always worship the Jain Dharma. ||72||