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## Second Chapter
When the moon was in the Uttara Phalguni constellation, the one who meditates on the pure, Vardhaman Jineendra, having destroyed the group of karmas, attained Kevala Jnana. ||5||
Due to the influence of Kevala Jnana, the seats of the Jina suddenly shook. All the gods and demons came and celebrated the glory of his Kevala Jnana - the festival of Jnana Kalyanak. ||60||
After that, for sixty-six days, the glorious Vardhaman Jineendra, dwelling in silence, came to the world-famous city of Rajagriha. ||61||
There, just as the sun ascends the eastern mountain, he ascended the Vipulachala, the holder of abundant wealth, to enlighten the people. ||62||
Then, knowing the news of the arrival of the Jina, the gods and demons from all directions filled the world, as if it were filled with the qualities of the Jina. ||63||
At that time, that Vipulachala, surrounded by the gods like Saudharma and others, was adorned, just as Mount Kailasa, presided over by the first Jina, Lord Rishabha, was adorned. ||64||
Then, the gods created three walls made of jewels, each having a main gate in each direction, making twelve towers. ||65||
They created a Samavasarana, a place for assembly, stretching for one yojana, adorned with twelve sections with walls of crystal. ||66||
The Lord, adorned with eight miracles and thirty-four wonders, resided in that Samavasarana. There, surrounded by the gods, Vardhaman was adorned like the moon surrounded by the planets. ||67||
Indrabhati, Agnibhati, Vayubhati, and Kaundinya, the learned ones, came to the Samavasarana of the Arhant, inspired by Indra. ||68||
All those learned ones, along with their five hundred disciples each, renounced all attachments to clothes and other things, and embraced restraint. ||69||
At that time, Chandana Kumari, the daughter of King Chetaka, adorned with a pure garment, became the leader of the Aryikas. ||70||
King Shrenik, along with his four-armed army, also arrived at the Samavasarana and bowed to the Jina, Lord Vardhaman, seated on the throne. ||71||
That Samavasarana of the Jina was adorned with umbrellas, fly whisks, fans, water pots, flags, mirrors, and auspicious symbols, the eight auspicious signs. ||72||
The devotees fasted during the day and, in the evening, ascended the sun-heated stone platform near the mountain peak. ||58||
1. Uttara Phalguni प्राप्ते म. । 2. Vipulagiri नामानम् । 3. परितो म. । 4. Kailasa पर्वतः । 5. महातिशयैः ।
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