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## Twenty-Second Chapter
Even all other Lingins were expelled from the city at that time. The king was afraid that the prince would hear the word Dharma. || 13 ||
Hearing and seeing the Muni-punga who was being robbed by words, the devoted Kirti-dhar's foster mother, Su-koshal, was filled with grief and sorrow. || 14 || Recognizing her master Kirti-dhar after a long time, she cried out loud, tearing her throat. || 15 ||
Hearing her cry, Su-koshal came to her and comforted her, saying, "Mother, who has wronged you?" || 16 ||
"Mother only carried this body in her womb, but this body has reached this state only because of your milk." || 17 ||
"You are more honorable to me than my mother. Tell me, who, desiring to enter the mouth of Yama, has insulted you?" || 18 ||
"If even my mother has defeated you today, I am ready to be disrespectful to her, what to speak of others?" || 19 ||
Then, the foster mother, Vasanti-lata, with great difficulty, reduced the flow of her tears and told Su-koshal, "Your father, who had you crowned king in your childhood and then, fearing the cage of worldly sorrows, entered the forest of penance, has come to your house today for alms. Your mother, by her authority, had him expelled by the gatekeepers." || 20-22 ||
"Seeing him being humiliated, I was filled with great sorrow, and I could not stop it. Therefore, my dear son, I am crying." || 23 ||
"Who can defeat the one whom you always see with honor? This is the reason for my crying, which I have told you." || 24 ||
"Remembering the favor that Lord Kirti-dhar did for us at that time, my body starts burning freely." || 25 ||
"This body of mine is stuck here to be a recipient of suffering due to the rise of sin. It seems to be made of iron, for even in the separation of the Lord, it remains steady." || 26 ||
The Nirgrantha Munis were expelled by the wicked gatekeepers from afar. || 12 ||
Not only them, but all other Munis residing in the city were also expelled from the city, fearing that the prince residing in the palace would hear the word Dharma. || 13 ||
The Muni-punga, who was robbed by words, was heard and seen by Su-koshal, the devoted foster mother of Kirti-dhar, whose grief was renewed. She recognized her master Kirti-dhar after a long time and cried out loud, tearing her throat. || 14-15 ||
Hearing her cry, Su-koshal came to her and comforted her, saying, "Mother, who has wronged you?" || 16 ||
"Mother only carried this body in her womb, but this body has reached this state only because of your milk." || 17 ||
"You are more honorable to me than my mother. Tell me, who, desiring to enter the mouth of Yama, has insulted you?" || 18 ||
"If even my mother has defeated you today, I am ready to be disrespectful to her, what to speak of others?" || 19 ||
Then, the foster mother, Vasanti-lata, with great difficulty, reduced the flow of her tears and told Su-koshal, "Your father, who had you crowned king in your childhood and then, fearing the cage of worldly sorrows, entered the forest of penance, has come to your house today for alms. Your mother, by her authority, had him expelled by the gatekeepers." || 20-22 ||
"Seeing him being humiliated, I was filled with great sorrow, and I could not stop it. Therefore, my dear son, I am crying." || 23 ||
"Who can defeat the one whom you always see with honor? This is the reason for my crying, which I have told you." || 24 ||
"Remembering the favor that Lord Kirti-dhar did for us at that time, my body starts burning freely." || 25 ||
"This body of mine is stuck here to be a recipient of suffering due to the rise of sin. It seems to be made of iron, for even in the separation of the Lord, it remains steady." || 26 ||
The Nirgrantha Munis were expelled by the wicked gatekeepers from afar. || 12 ||