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## Chapter Thirty-Four
Hearing about his lineage, Jinendra Devakipriya, delighted, asked the Ati Muktaka Shrenika, "How, O Lord, will the future Jina, the special one of the Hari Vamsa, be?" Upon hearing this, the Shraman said, "In this very Jambudvipa, in the Videha Kshetra, on the southern bank of the Shitoada river, there is a country called Supadma. In it, there is a city called Singhapura. There, once, lived a king named Arhad-dasa, who was very worthy."
"His wife, Jinadatta, who performed great worship of the Jinas, conceived a son after seeing five auspicious dreams: Lakshmi, elephant, lion, sun, and moon."
"Since this son was never defeated by anyone, his parents named him Aparajita. Aparajita became very famous in both the sky and the earth."
"When he reached his youth, Aparajita married a noble daughter named Priti-mati, adorned with a garland of pure virtues, the daughter of the Chakravrti."
"Besides her, a thousand other auspicious daughters, who were beautiful, noble, and adorned with ornaments of virtues, also played with him."
"One day, King Arhad-dasa, along with his son, went to the beautiful forest called Manohara to worship the pure-vehicle Jina, who was worshipped by the Devas."
"Inspired by the teachings, King Arhad-dasa, along with five hundred kings, took initiation from the same Jina. After his father's initiation, the prince Aparajita took up the kingdom and the pure Samyak Darshan."
"One day, Aparajita heard that the Jina Vimala-vahana and his father Arhad-dasa had attained liberation on the Gandhamadana mountain. Hearing this, he fasted for three days and performed the devotion of liberation."
"Once, King Aparajita, while sitting in the temple, performed the worship of the Arhat image, which was placed in the Jina-image and Chaitya-alaya, which was donated by Kubera, and took the vow of fasting."