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## Chapter Sixty-Six
"When the Lord, the Self-Existent, was engaged in austerities, having obtained the vast vision of liberation, he roamed the earth for the welfare of the world. Leaving the earth, he remained in austerity." (9)
"From this, the austerity of the sage, the fruit of liberation was obtained, and his human existence became meaningful. For, in the world, human existence is the greatest fruit, and it is achieved by obtaining the fruit of liberation through austerity." (10)
"Thus, this story of the Harivaṃśa, renowned in the world, has been told in brief, by the Śreṇika, connected to the tradition of the sixty-three Tirthankaras. May it bring you prosperity." (11)
"The king Śreṇika, adorned with right faith, along with many kings, heard this sacred Purāṇa from the venerable Gautama. He considered his ears blessed, bowed in reverence, and went to his city, filled with joy." (12)
"The gods and Vidyādharas of the four orders, desiring liberation and devoted to the renowned teachings of the right path, circumambulated and paid homage to the Jina, and then went to their respective places." (13)
"The great sage Jitasatru, revered by the great ones, having roamed the earth, finally became free from the bonds of karma and attained the eternal, blissful, imperishable state of liberation." (14)
"The Jina, the hero, continuously enlightened the multitude of worthy beings, and reached the holy city of Pāvā. He resided in the beautiful garden called 'Manoharo-dyāna' there." (15)
"In the fourth age, when three years and eight and a half months remained, on the dark moon day of Kārttika, in the constellation of Svāti, at the time of dawn, naturally, he..." (16)