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The sixty-fifth **sarga** (chapter) of the **Harivamsa** (lineage of the heroes), composed by **Jinaseenaacharya**, describing the **kevalgyan** (omniscience) of **Bhagavan** (Lord) **Neminaath**, is complete.
A golden lion throne, born from the **Indradhanush** (rainbow), appeared, and a divine sound, filled with the distinctions of various languages, but devoid of the movement of lips, began to resound. Thus, adorned with the aforementioned eight **praatihaarya** (miracles), all his unique qualities that pacified others, and thirty-four **atishaya** (supernatural powers) related to **karma** (action), birth, and divine creation, the twenty-second **Tirthankara** (ford-maker) **Neminaath**, the embodiment of natural courage, and a radiant sun of a multitude of virtues, manifested on earth for the salvation of the three worlds.
Thus ends the sixty-fifth **sarga** of the **Harivamsa**, which is a collection of the **Arishta-Nemipuraana** (the Purana of Arishta-Neminaath), describing the attainment of **kevalgyan** by **Bhagavan** (Lord) **Neminaath**.
1. **Prakrita** (natural) - **M.** (manuscript). 2. **Harivamsa** (lineage of the heroes) - **Bhavo** (being) **Harivamsa**. 3. **Gunaguna** (virtues) **Brihattat** (greatness) - **M.** (manuscript), **Gh.** (manuscript). **Jinagunagunabhrutta** (possessing the virtues of the Jinas) - **K.** (manuscript).