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## The Definitive Lineage
**Chapter Twenty**
**Verse 25:** The reign of the most illustrious, the one who held the position of Narayana on earth, lasted for twenty years, filled with utmost vigor.
**Verse 526:** His period of youth lasted for three hundred and twenty-five years, and his reign as a Mandala leader for seventy years.
**Verse 527:** The reign of Purusha-Simha Narayana lasted for nine lakh, ninety thousand, five hundred and five years.
**Verse 528:** The period of youth of the victorious one, the one who conquered all, lasted for fifty years, his reign as a Mandala leader for another fifty years, and his victorious reign for sixty years.
**Verse 529:** The reign of the lotus-like one, the one who conquered all, lasted for sixty-four thousand, four hundred and forty years, with forty years of youth and four hundred years as a Mandala leader.
**Verse 530:** The reign of Datta Narayana lasted for thirty-one thousand, seven hundred years, with a hundred years of youth and fifty years as a Mandala leader.
**Verse 531:** The reign of Lakshmana Narayana lasted for eleven thousand, eight hundred and sixty years, with a hundred years of youth and forty years as a conqueror.
**Verse 532:** The period of youth of Krishna Narayana lasted for sixteen years, his reign as a Mandala leader for fifty-six years, and his victorious reign for eight years.
**Verse 533:** The reign of Krishna Narayana lasted for nine hundred and twenty years. The time period of the eleven Rudras is also described here.
**Verse 534:** In the Tirtha of Bhima, the one who conquered all, is known as Bhimavali. In the Tirtha of Ajita, the one who conquered all enemies is known as Jita-Shatru. In the Tirtha of Pushpadanta, the one who conquered all is known as Rudra. In the Tirtha of Shitalnath, the one who conquered all is known as Vishwanal.
**Verse 535:** In the Tirtha of Shreyans, the one who conquered all is known as Su-Prati-Sthaka. In the Tirtha of Vasupujya, the one who conquered all is known as Achal. In the Tirtha of Vimala, the one who conquered all is known as Pundarika.
**Verse 523-525:** The reign of Narayana on earth, while holding the position of Narayana, lasted for one lakh, nine thousand, two hundred years.
**Verse 526-527:** The total lifespan of Purusha-Simha Narayana was ten lakh years. Out of this, three hundred years were spent in youth, one hundred and twenty-five years as a Mandala leader, seventy years in conquering the world, and nine lakh, ninety thousand, five hundred and five years in his reign. The total lifespan of Pundarika Narayana was sixty-five thousand years. Out of this, two hundred and fifty years were spent in youth, the same amount as a Mandala leader, seven years in conquering the world, and sixty-four thousand, four hundred and forty years in his reign.
**Verse 530:** The total lifespan of Datta Narayana was thirty-two thousand years. Out of this, a hundred years were spent in youth, fifty years as a Mandala leader, fifty years in conquering the world, and thirty-one thousand, seven hundred years in his reign.
**Verse 531:** The total lifespan of Lakshmana Narayana was twelve thousand years. Out of this, a hundred years were spent in youth, forty years in conquering the world, and eleven thousand, eight hundred and sixty years in his reign.
**Verse 532-533:** The total lifespan of Krishna Narayana is one thousand years. Out of this, sixteen years were spent in youth, fifty-six years as a Mandala leader, eight years in conquering the world, and nine hundred and twenty years in his reign. Thus, the time period of the Narayanas is described. Now, the time period and number of the eleven Rudras are described.
**Note:**
* The text mentions that the Mandala period of Purusha-Simha Narayana was 1250 years and his reign was nine lakh, eighty-nine thousand, three hundred and eighty years.
* The text mentions that the Mandala period of Lakshmana was three hundred years and his reign was eleven thousand, five hundred and sixty years.
* The text mentions "Vaishvanar" instead of "Vishwanal".