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Chapter - 2 Collection of Examples We will do what is appropriate. ” Then they went to the Jinantika of Suvarnagiri and said, “O father! Your six-part kingdom is not satisfied, and you want to take our kingdom. By the command of the Bhagavan, we all together take your kingdom.” The master gave a Dharma discourse to those who were enchanted - " Wake up, why don't you wake up, tell me, you are a very difficult husband. There is no peace in this kingdom, nor is there any peace in the future life. || 1 || | " 211 Having heard the Bhagavan's discourse, eighty-nine Bharata brothers performed the vow. Bharata king took their kingdoms. What general did not bow down to the king and say, "Master! Bahubali, the king, was not conquered by you, even though you conquered the six-part kingdom, it was not conquered, because the wheel does not enter the armory.” Having heard this, the eloquent messenger was sent to Taxila. Going by short journeys, he heard the fame of Bahubali from many people in village after village, town after town, and arrived in the city of Taxila. Then, by the order of Bahubali, the messenger, Suvega, was admitted to the inner assembly, which was shining like gold. He bowed to the king and stood in front. Bahubali asked about the well-being of his brother, the city of Bandhavnagar, etc., and after giving the answer, he said, “O king! Your elder brother is eager to meet you and invites you. Therefore, you should go there once, bow down to him, and take his command on your head. Because even the brother does not obey Bharata's command, then his valor is useless, so to destroy the slander of the people, otherwise there will be doubt about your kingdom. Because I The fierce poisonous snake, the fire, the wind-blown, The lord, the one with great prowess, and the trustworthy, these three are not to be trusted. || 1 || Even the Nirjaras worship him, there is no inferiority in his service.” Having heard this, the king said, “O messenger! Your king will be ashamed to see me, because in childhood, while playing in the water, he lifted my foot and threw me up in the air like a ball, even that is forgotten! O messenger! Your king has been burdened with sins for sixty thousand years, there is no other redeemer for him, I am the one. Bring him quickly for a test of strength.” Then Suvega returned with fear, and in a few days he came to his city and told Bharata everything about his younger brother. “Bahubali cannot be conquered even by Indra,” having heard this, Bharata, with a million and a half sons, and with his army, marched towards Taxila. Bahubali also came face to face. His eldest son, Somaysha, the king, was the conqueror of a lakh of elephants, horses, and chariots, even alone. He had three lakh of soldiers. Among them, even the youngest was capable of conquering an Akshauhini army. An Akshauhini army consists of - 21890 elephants, 21890 chariots, 65610 horses, 109350 foot soldiers. And in the army of chariots, eighty lakh of horses were said to be neighing at the same time, eighteen lakh of drums were roaring, and sixteen lakh of trumpets. Hearing this, the excited soldiers fought each other every day. Once, Bahubali's devotee, Anilvega, the Vidyadhara, the chariot 2010_02
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________________ खण्डः - २ दृष्टान्तसमुच्चयः पृष्ट्वोचितं करिष्यामः ।” ततस्ते सुवर्णगिरी जिनान्तिके गत्वाऽभ्यधुः- “भोः तात ! षट्खण्डेन राज्येनातृप्तो भवद्भिर्दत्तमस्माकं राज्यं ग्रहीतुं समीहते । भगवदाज्ञया वयं सर्वेऽपि संभूय तस्य राज्यं गृह्णीमः” । स्वामिना तान्मुग्धान् प्रति धर्मदेशना दत्ता - " संबुज्झह किं न बुज्झह संबोहि खलु पेच्च दुलहा । नो हूवणमंत राइओ नो सुलहं पुणरवि जीवियं ॥ १ ॥ | " २११ भगवद्देशनां श्रुत्वाऽष्टनवतिभरतानुजैर्व्रतं भेजे । तेषां राज्यानि भरतनृपो जग्राह । का सेनापतिर्नरदेवं नत्वैवं व्यजिज्ञपत् - "स्वामिन् ! बाहुबली भूपालस्त्वया न जितः तस्मिन्नजिते त्वया षट्खण्डं जितमप्यजितं, यतश्चक्रं शस्त्रागारे न प्रविशति ” । इति श्रुत्वा वाग्मी दूतः तक्षशिलां प्रति प्रेषितः । स्तोकप्रयाणैर्गच्छन् बहुलदेशे ग्रामे ग्रामे नगरे नगरे बहुजनमुखतो बाहुबलिनो यशः शृण्वन् तक्षशिलायां पुरि समागतः । ततः प्रतिहारेण सुवेगो दूतो बाहुबलिन आज्ञया स्वर्णवर्णाभमन्तःसभं प्रवेशितः । तं भूपं नमस्कृत्य पुरः स्थितः । बाहुबलिना बान्धवनगरादिकुशलं पृष्टं, तदुत्तरं दत्त्वा प्राह-“भो नृप ! तवाग्रजन्मा त्वन्मिलनोत्सुकस्त्वामाह्वयति । अतस्त्वमेकवारं तं नत्वा तस्याज्ञां शिरसि धृत्वाऽत्र समागच्छेः । यतो बान्धवोऽपि भरताज्ञां न मन्यते तर्ह्यस्याकिञ्चित्करः पराक्रम इति लोकापवादविध्वंसाय, अन्यथा तव राज्यसंशयो भविष्यति । यतः I करालगरलः सर्पः पावकः पवनोद्धुरः । प्रभुः प्रौढप्रतापश्च विश्वास्या न त्रयोऽप्यमी ।। १।। निर्जरा अपि यं पर्युपासते तस्य सेवया हीनत्वं नास्ति" ।। इति श्रुत्वा भूपो बभाषे - “हे दूत ! तव भूपो मां वीक्ष्य लज्जिष्यति, यतो बाल्यावस्थायां जलकेल्यवसरे पादं धृत्वा नभसि कन्दुकवदुच्छालितस्तदपि विस्मृतं ! भो दूत ! षष्टिवर्षसहस्रेषु पापैर्भृतस्य तव भूपस्यान्यः कोऽपि प्रायश्चित्तदायको नास्ति, अहमेवास्मि । शीघ्रं समानय बलपरीक्षायै” । ततः सुवेगः सभयः प्रत्यावृत्तः स्तोकैरेव दिनैः स्वपुरमागत्य भरतान्तिकेऽनुजस्य सर्वस्वरूपं गदितवान् । “बाहुबली शक्रेणापि जेतुं न शक्यते” इति श्रुत्वा भरतः सपादकोटिस्वपुत्रान्वितः ससैन्यस्तक्षशिलां प्रति चचाल । बाहुबल्यपि सम्मुखं समागात् । तस्य ज्येष्ठपुत्रः सोमयशा नृपः स एकोऽपि लक्षत्रयहस्तिहयरथानां जेता । अस्य त्रिलक्षतनयाः । तेषु कनिष्ठोऽप्येकोऽक्षौहिणीमितां सेनां जेतुं समर्थः । अक्षौहिणीमानं तुं-२१८९० गजाः, २१८९० रथाः, ६५६१० अश्वाः, १०९३५० पदातयः इति । अथ चक्रिसैन्ये चतुरशीतिलक्षाणि निस्वानानां समकालमवादिषुः, अष्टादशलक्षदुन्दुभीनां निर्घोषाः षोडशलक्षाणि तूर्याणि । तानि श्रुत्वा सोत्साहा भटा मिथो युयुधिरे प्रत्यहम् । एकदा बाहुबलिनो भक्तोऽनिलवेगो विद्याधरश्चक्रि Jain Education International 2010_02 For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org
SR No.002562
Book TitleAgam 25 Prakirnak 02 Atur Pratyakhyan Sutra
Original Sutra AuthorVeerbhadra Gani
AuthorKirtiyashsuri
PublisherSanmarg Prakashan
Publication Year2010
Total Pages400
LanguagePrakrit, Sanskrit, Gujarati
ClassificationBook_Devnagari, Agam, Canon, F000, & F020
File Size11 MB
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