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## Chapter Sixty
**506.** In the case of Kunthunatha, the total lifespan was 59,000 years. Of these, 23,750 years were spent in the Kumar stage, the same amount in the Mandalika stage, and 600 years in Digvijaya. The remaining details have been mentioned earlier.
**507.** The total lifespan of Aranatha was 55,000 years. Of these, 21,000 years were spent in the Kumar stage, the same amount in the Mandalika stage, and 400 years in Digvijaya. The remaining details have been mentioned earlier.
**508.** The total lifespan of Subhauma was 55,000 years. Of these, 5,000 years were spent in the Kumar stage, 500 years in Digvijaya, and 52,500 years in the Chakravarti stage. He was raised in an ashram due to the fear of Parashurama, and therefore did not attain the Mandalika position. He was extremely sharp in nature and, due to his ignorance, could not attain Samyama. After death, he went to the seventh hell.
**509.** The total lifespan of Mahapadma was 30,000 years. Of these, 500 years were spent in the Kumar stage, 500 years in the Mandalika stage, 300 years in Digvijaya, 18,700 years in the Chakravarti stage, and 10,000 years in the Samyami stage.
**510.** The total lifespan of Harishena was 26,000 years. Of these, 325 years were spent in the Kumar stage, 150 years in Digvijaya, 25,175 years in the Chakravarti stage, and 350 years in the Samyami stage.
**511.** The remaining details have been mentioned during the description of the Tirthankaras.
**Note:** The text mentions that Shantiantha ruled as Chakravarti for 24,200 years, was a Samyami for 16 years, and a Kevali for 25,000 years minus 16 years. Kunthunatha ruled as Chakravarti for 23,150 years, was a Samyami for 16 years, and a Kevali for 23,714 years. Aranatha ruled as Chakravarti for 21,600 years, was a Samyami for 16 years, and a Kevali for 21,000 years minus 16 years.
**Note:** The text mentions that the lifespan of Subhauma is 60,000 years according to Tilloayapannatti. Of these, 5,000 years were spent in the Kumar stage, 5,000 years in the Mandalika stage, 500 years in Digvijaya, and 49,500 years in the Chakravarti stage.