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Sixty-first Chapter:
745
Eighty-three, ninety-five, seventy-eight, seventy-two, sixty and forty combined. ||483|| In the sixth time period, when one-eighth of the Palya remained, in the third time period, the birth of the fourteen Kulkaras and after them, the birth of Vrishabhadeva took place. ||484|| The birth of the remaining Tirthankaras, Chakravartis, Balabhadra and Narayanas is fixed in the fourth time period. ||485|| When three years and eight and a half months remained in the third time period, the liberation of Lord Rishabhadeva took place and when three years and eight and a half months remained in the fourth time period, the liberation of Mahavira will take place. ||486||
At the time of the liberation of Lord Mahavira, here, the coronation of King Avantiputra Palaka will take place. That king will rule the people well and his reign will last for sixty years. After that, the kings of the respective countries will rule for one hundred and fifty-five years. ||487-488|| Then, for forty years, the Puruḍha kings will have an undivided earth. After that, for thirty years, Pushpamitra, for sixty years, Vasu and Agnimitra, for one hundred years, the Rasabha kings, then for forty years, Naravahana, then for two hundred and forty-two years, the Kalki king will rule. After that, there will be a king named Ajitanjaya, whose capital will be Indrapur. ||489-492|| Now, the time spent in the stages of Chakravarti, etc., childhood, being the lord of a mandala, conquest, kingdom and restraint is described as appropriate. ||493||
The duration of the lifespan of these beings is two hundred and twenty years. Among them, there are eleven Sangadharas in the past. ||1489|| The first is Subhaddhanamo, Jashabhaddo and Jasabahū. The second is Lohaṇamo. These are the four Sangadharas. ||1490|| The remaining Sangadharas are the fourteen sons of Ekadesagha. Their lifespan is one hundred and eighteen years. ||1491||
-Ti. P. Adhikar 4. 1. Saṣṭasaptābhiḥ m. | 2. Saptabhiḥ m. | 3. Aṣṭāṣṭamāsa-m. |