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**First Chapter**
Salutations to the **Kunthu Jinendra**, the **Chakravarti** who established the seventeenth **Tirtha** and was known for his vast fame. ||19||
Salutations to the **Aranatha Jinendra**, the **Chakrapani** who established the eighteenth **Tirtha**, the benefactor of all beings, and the destroyer of evil. ||20||
Salutations to the **Mallinatha**, the **Mahamalla** who established the nineteenth **Tirtha** and whose fame is eternal. ||21||
Salutations to the **Munisuvrata**, who established the twentieth **Tirtha** and liberated beings from the cycle of birth and death. ||22||
Salutations to the **Naminatha**, the chief among the **Munis**, who subdued both internal and external enemies and established the twenty-first **Tirtha**. ||23||
Salutations to the **Arishta Nem**i, the **Shikhamani** of the **Harivaṃśa** mountain, the **Nem**i of the twenty-second **Tirtha**, the **Chakra** of truth. ||24||
Salutations to the **Parshvanatha**, the **Dharta** of the twenty-third **Tirtha**, who was attacked by the **Dharanendra**, the **Asura** who lifted a mountain. May he be victorious! ||25||
May all the **Jinas** who established **Tirthas** in the third and fourth **Kalas** of this **Avasarpini** be our guides to **Siddhi**. ||26||
May the **Arhants**, **Siddhas**, **Acharyas**, **Upadhyayas**, and **Sadhus** who are infinite in number compared to the past, present, and future, be our guides to **Siddhi**. May they be auspicious to us always and everywhere. ||27-28||
Salutations to the **Samantbhadra**, the author of the **Jivasiddhi** (on the liberation of beings) and the **Yuktyanusasan** (on the principles of logic). His words are like the roar of a lion. ||29||