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## Aaturpratyakhyanprakirnakam, Chapter 71
One who knows old age and death is called Jaramarana-vit. One who gives wisdom and intelligence to all the worthy beings is called Dhira. One who knows the special knowledge, the Kevala-jnana, which is the form of special understanding, is called Jnana. The same is the form of general understanding [Kevala-darshan]. One who is endowed with both is called Samyukta. He is the illuminator of the fourteen-rayed world. The meaning is that he should direct, do, and destroy all sins and all karmas. When, however, it is read as Vira in another reading, then he inspires and motivates the eight types of karma, and he is the last Tirthankara. The rest is the same. In this text, the name of the author is also secretly revealed. Because, it is heard that Virabhadra is the author of this Prakirnakam. Due to the transfer of the knowledge of the devotees, it is clear that it was done by him. Therefore, it is known that he is the author of this too. || 71 || End of the explanation of Aaturpratyakhyan. || 6 ||
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If I have said anything contrary to this explanation, then it should be corrected by the wise, with compassion towards me. || 1 ||
May the grace of the great teacher, Sri Dharmaghosa Suri, the essence of the omniscient teachings, be victorious. || 6 ||
The renowned and wise Aryarakshita Suri, the expounder of the Dharma, was previously the teacher of Sri Jayasimha Suri, the abode of peace. || 1 ||
Sri Dharmaghosa Suri, the sun of the mountain of the lineage, was his successor. From him, Mahendra Suri, who dispelled the false doctrines, was born. || 2 ||
Sri Bhuvanatunga Suri, from him, did the favor of writing this explanation of the Aaturpratyakhyanprakirnakam. || 3 ||
If anything false has been said here by me, due to my foolishness in great matters, then it should be corrected by the wise, especially with compassion towards me. || 4 ||
|| End of the praise of the explanation of Aaturpratyakhyan. || The number of verses is 850. || Sri ||
|| This Aaturpratyakhyanprakirnakam, composed by Sri Virabhadragani, along with the commentary by Sri Bhuvanatunga Suri of the Anchalika Gaccha, has been edited and revised in the year 2066 of the Vikrami era by Vijayakirtiyasasuri. ||
Soma: Now, at the end of the study, the author of the text says, "One who is wise and rules with intelligence is called Dhira, the Tirthankara. Old age, aging, and death are called Jaramarana. One who knows old age and death is called Jaramarana-vit."