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## The Sixtieth Chapter
Eight thousand eight hundred twenty-eight, then two hundred thousand one hundred nineteen. ||452|| Nine thousand six hundred for Neminath, eight thousand six hundred seventy-two for Neminath. ||453|| When the Kevala Jnana (omniscience) of the sixteen Tirthankaras arose, the Siddhi (liberation) of some of their disciples is said to have occurred at the same time. ||454|| The liberation of the disciples of others occurred in one, two, three, or six months. For others, it was one, two, three, or four years. ||455|| Twenty thousand for the first three Tirthankaras, twelve thousand for the next five, eleven thousand for the next five, ten thousand for the next five, eighty-eight hundred for the next five, and six thousand for the disciples of Mahavira, who are born in the Aanuttar Vimanas. ||456|| Three hundred thousand disciples of Rishabhadeva were born in the Saudharma and higher realms up to the Graiveyak. ||458|| One thousand three hundred disciples of Ajitanatha went to the heavens, nine thousand nine hundred disciples of Sambhavanatha, seven thousand nine hundred disciples of Abhinandanatha, six thousand four hundred disciples of Sumatinatha, four thousand four hundred disciples of Padmaprabha, two thousand four hundred disciples of Suparshvanatha, four thousand disciples of Chandraprabha, nine thousand four hundred disciples of Pushpadanta, and eight thousand four hundred disciples of Shitalanatha. ||459|| Nine hundred thousand disciples of the fourth Tirthankara, and six thousand four hundred disciples of the fifth Tirthankara. ||460||
There are eight thousand eight hundred disciples of Arishtanemi, thirty-seven thousand two hundred disciples of Aranatha, twenty-eight thousand eight hundred disciples of Mallinatha, nineteen thousand two hundred disciples of Munisuvrata, nine thousand six hundred disciples of Naminatha, eight thousand disciples of Neminatha, six thousand two hundred disciples of Parshvanatha, and seven thousand two hundred disciples of Mahavira. ||443-453||
Some Acharyas believe that the disciples of the first sixteen Tirthankaras attained Siddhi at the same time they received Kevala Jnana. After that, the disciples of the next four Tirthankaras attained Siddhi in one, two, three, and six months respectively. After them, the disciples of the next four Tirthankaras attained Siddhi in one, two, three, and four years respectively. ||454-455||
Twenty thousand disciples of the first three Tirthankaras, twelve thousand disciples of the next five, eleven thousand disciples of the next five, ten thousand disciples of the next five, eighty-eight hundred disciples of the next five, and six thousand disciples of Mahavira are born in the Aanuttar Vimanas. ||456||
**Note:** The number of disciples of Mahavira who will attain liberation is mentioned as forty-four hundred in the Tiloyapannatti. ||1229||
**Note:** The Tiloyapannatti explains this topic as follows:
The disciples of the sixteen Tirthankaras, starting with Rishabhadeva, attained the state of liberation on the same day they received Kevala Jnana. ||1230||
The disciples of the four Tirthankaras, starting with Kunthunatha, attained liberation in one, two, three, and six months respectively. The disciples of the four Tirthankaras, starting with Naminatha, attained liberation in one, two, three, and six years respectively. ||1230-1231||