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The twenty-first chapter describes how the Lord, for the sake of the practice of the teachings and the enjoyment of the world, took food. Vrishabhadutta attained the fivefold worship. ||39||
Then, while the Lord was seated in white meditation under the Champaca tree, the final karma of the killer was destroyed, and he attained Kevala Jnana. ||40||
Then, the gods, along with Indra, came together, praised him, bowed down, and listened to the excellent Dharma from the Muni Suvrata Nath, who was adorned with the excellent Ganadharas. ||41||
The Lord explained the Dharma in many ways, with and without the possession of a house. Having heard this pure Dharma, they all went to their respective places as appropriate. ||42||
The Muni Suvrata Nath, who was praised by the gods and demons, also established the Dharma Tirtha, and, filled with joy, he wandered the earth with the great souls, the protectors of the Gan, and other virtuous ones. ||43-44||
Then, he ascended to the peak of Sammed Shikhar, destroyed the four types of karma, and became the jewel of the world, that is, he attained Siddhalaya. ||45||
Those who read or hear this great story of Muni Suvrata Nath, their sins are destroyed. ||46||
They attain enlightenment, purify the three jewels, and attain the supreme state from which there is no return. ||47||
Then, Suvrata, the son of Muni Suvrata Nath, ruled his kingdom for a long time, and then, after handing over the kingdom to his son Daksha, he renounced the world and attained liberation. ||48||
Daksha had a son named Ilavardhana, Ilavardhana had a son named Srivardhana, Srivardhana had a son named Srivrksha, Srivrksha had a son named Sanjayanta, Sanjayanta had a son named Kunima, Kunima had a son named Maharatha, and Maharatha had a son named Pulama. Thus, thousands of kings were born in the Hari dynasty. Some of them attained liberation, and some went to heaven. ||49-51||
In this way, after many kings had passed, a king named Vasavaketu was born in this dynasty in Mithila. ||52||