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In the Harivamsha Purana, King Siddhartha, the son of Ananda, was well-established. In his previous birth, his names were as follows, in order:
155. Chakra, Purvadhara, Mahamandalika, and others. All of them were eleven-angled, with their own bodies, and all were radiant like gold.
156. Having performed the Singh Nishkridita penance, they all went to the state of Prayopgamana. All of them, according to their merits, went to the heavens after a month of fasting.
157. Vajrasena, known as Arindama, was another, and then there was Vimala Vahan.
158. Suri, known as Simandhara, and Guru Pihithasrava. Arindama Muni, another, is worthy of worship, the Yuga-dhara.
159. Sarva, Sarvajanananda, and also Umayānanda. Vajradatta, another, is to be known, and Vajranabhi is most beloved.
160. Sarvagupta, Trigupta, and Chitta Raksha, another. Vimala Vahan, with pure conduct, is worthy of respect.
161. Guru, known as Ghana Ratha, and Samvara, endowed with Samvara. Varadharma, praised by the three worlds, Sunanda, and Nanda.
162. Vyatitishoka, another, Damara, and Prosthila. These are the gurus of the Jinas, in order, in their previous births.
163. Vrisha, Dharma, Shanti, and Kunthu, the one who brings about the fulfillment of all desires. These four are to be known as having fallen from the Vijayadaminandan.
164. Chandra Prabha, Sumati, and the two who fell from the Vijayanta. Nemi, Arna, and the two who fell from the Jayanta.
165. Pushpadanta, who fell from the Aran, and Sheetalesha, who fell from the Achyuta. Pushpottara Vimanesha, Shreyonatha, and Ananti, the one with good thoughts.
166. Vimala Shree, Parsva Muni, and Suvrata, who fell from the Sahasrar. Sambhava, Suparshva, and Padma Prabha, again, in order.
167. Adho, Madhyama, and Upari, known as Greveyaka, and the ones who fell from the Pari. Vasupujya, Mahashukra, and the ones who fell from the Aditi Tirtha.
168. Vrisha was born on the ninth day of the dark fortnight of Chaitra. Ajita Tirthakara was born on the ninth day of the bright fortnight of Magha.
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11. Nalina Gulma, 12. Padmotara, 13. Padmasana, 14. Padma, 15. Dasharatha, 16. Megharatha, 17. Simharatha, 18. Dhanapati, 19. Vaishravana, 20. Shridharma, 21. Siddhartha, 22. Supratistha, 23. Ananda, and 24. Nandan. 150-155. Among these, Lord Vrishabhanatha was a Chakravarti in his previous birth, and the fourteen were the holders of the previous ones. The remaining Tirthankaras were Mahamandaleshwara and the knowers of the eleven Angas. All the aforementioned Tirthankaras were radiant like gold in their previous births, compared to their bodies. 156. All the Tirthankaras, in their previous births, had performed the Singh Nishkridita penance and had taken the Prayopgamana renunciation after a month of fasting. All of them, according to their merits, went to the heavens - they were born in the heavens according to their own practices. 157. The gurus of the Tirthankaras in their previous births were, in order: 1. Vajrasena, 2. Arindama, 3. Swayamprabha, 4. Vimala Vahan, 5. Simandhara, 6. Pihithasrava, 7. Arindama, 8. Yugandhara, 9. Sarvajanananda, the one who benefits everyone, 10. Umayananda, 11. Vajradatta, 12. Vajranabhi, 13. Sarvagupta, 14. Trigupta, 15. Chitta Raksha, 16. Vimala Vahan, the honorable one with pure conduct, 17. Ghana Ratha, 18. Samvara, endowed with Samvara, 19. Varadharma, worthy of praise by the three worlds, 20. Sunanda, 21. Nanda, 22. Vyatitishoka, 23. Damara, and 24. Prosthila. 158-163. Vrishabhanatha, Dharmanatha, Shantinatha, and Kunthunatha, these four Tirthankaras, with the fulfillment of all desires, from the Abhinandan Vijay Vimana, Chandra Prabha and Sumatinatha from the Vijayanta Vimana, Nemi and Arna from the Jayanta Vimana, Nami and Mallinatha from the Aparajita Vimana, Pushpadanta from the Aran heaven, Sheetalanatha from the Achyuta heaven, Shreyonatha, Anantnatha, and Mahavira from the Pushpottara Vimana, Vimalanatha, Parsvanatha, and Munisuvrata from the Sahasrar heaven, Sambhavanatha, Suparshvanatha, and Padma Prabha, respectively, from the Adhogreveyaka, Madhyapreveyaka, and Uparim |veyaka, and Vasupujya, Mahashukra, from the Aditi Tirtha, were born in the Bharat Kshetra. Thus, the heavens of the previous births of the Tirthankaras, starting with Rishabha, are said to be. 164-168. Lord Vrishabhanatha was born on the ninth day of the dark fortnight of Chaitra. Ajitnatha, on the ninth day of the bright fortnight of Magha.
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