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The fifth festival, all the sons always used to salute me together. Today, only two sons are seen, and even their faces are very humble. It seems that the remaining sons have attained destruction. ||278|| These arrived kings are not able to speak this great sorrow directly, so they are speaking through other means. ||279|| After that, even though Sagara Chakravarti was bitten by the snake of sorrow, he did not give up his life, receiving comfort from the words of the assembly members. ||280|| Knowing the world's happiness to be as empty as the core of a banana, he gave the kingdom's wealth to Bhagiratha and took initiation himself. ||281|| When this great-souled king was leaving this earth, this earth adorned with various cities and mines of gold, etc., seemed as insignificant as dry grass to his mind. ||282|| After that, Sagara Chakravarti, along with his son Bhimratha, took refuge in Ajitanatha Bhagwan. There, he took initiation, attained omniscience, and then took refuge in the Siddha-pad, i.e., he became liberated. ||283|| Sagara Chakravarti's son Jahnu's son Bhagiratha became the king. One day, he asked Shruta Sagar Muni Raja. ||284|| "Why did all my grandfather Sagara's sons attain death together due to the rise of what karma, and why am I saved from that karma even though I was among them?" ||285|| Bhagwan Ajitanatha said, "Once, the four-fold assembly was going to pay homage to Sammed Shikhar, and on the way, they reached a village called Antik." ||286|| Seeing the assembly, all the people of that Antik village started laughing at the assembly, speaking abusive words. But there was a potter in that village, who stopped all the villagers and praised the assembly. ||287|| A man living in that village had committed theft, so the unwise king thought that this village itself is committing many crimes, so he surrounded it and burnt the whole village. ||288|| On the day that village was burnt, the potter, who was the holder of the middle results, was invited somewhere and had gone out. ||289|| When the potter died, he became a very wealthy merchant, and all the villagers died and became cowries. The merchant bought all those cowries. ||290|| After that, the potter's soul died and became a king, and the souls of the villagers died and became 1. Ath M. ||291||