Agam 25 Prakirnak 02 Atur Pratyakhyan Sutra

SR No.: 002562
Original Sutra Author: Veerbhadra Gani
Author: Kirtiyashsuri
Publisher: Sanmarg Prakashan
Publication Year: 2010
Total Pages: 400
Language: Prakrit, Sanskrit, Gujarati
Classification: Book_Devnagari, Agam, Canon, F000, & F020
File Size: 11 MB

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खण्ड:-२ दृष्टान्तसमुच्चयः
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स्थित आसीत्, तन्मूलं गतानि कथञ्चित्तानि, तेनोक्तं-मा भैषुरिति, इतरेणापि श्रुतं तद्वाक्यं, कथितं राज्ञः, गृहीत्वा तदर्थं जातावष्टम्भेन दत्वाऽवस्कन्दं गृहीतश्चण्डप्रद्योतः, तेन आनीत स्वगेहमुक्तश्च किमिदानीं भवतः क्रियते ? स प्राह-यद्भवद्गृहमागतानां युज्यते तत्कुरु ? ततो वशीकृतेषु नीचेषु कृपावन्तः सन्त इत्यालोच्य दत्ता अङ्गारवती तस्मै । स तया सह भ्रमन्नगरेऽल्पसामग्रीकं तदवलोक्य तां पृष्टवान् कथमहं गृहीत इति, सा प्राह-निमित्तबलेन, स प्राह-कथं ?, ततः कथितस्तया मुनिवृत्तान्तः । अन्यदा स वारत्तकमुनिर्दर्शितस्तया तस्य, ततोऽसौ लोकसमक्षं हासगर्भं तमब्रवीत् नैमित्तकक्षपकः ! नमस्ते । ततः क्व मया निमित्तं प्रयुक्तमित्युक्तो मुनिर्जन्मप्रभृति स्वापराधेषु आः ! ज्ञातं दारक ! मा भीर्दानमिति । ततो जातपश्चात्तापो दत्वालोचनां प्रतिकान्त इति । ४७. आत्मप्रशंसाध्याने श्रीपरिशिष्टपर्वोक्तः शकटालमन्त्रिदृष्टान्तः ।
कल्पकः पुनरुत्पन्नानेकपुत्रो धियांनिधिः । सुचिरं नन्दराजस्य मुद्राव्यापारमन्वशात् ।।१।। नन्दस्य वंशे कालेन नन्दाः सप्ताभवन्नृपाः । तेषां च मन्त्रिणोऽभूवन्भूयांसः कल्पकान्वयाः ।।२।। ततस्त्रिखण्डपृथिवीपतिः पतिरिव श्रियः । समुत्खातद्विषत्कन्दो नन्दोऽभूनवमो नृपः ।।३।। विशङ्कटः श्रियां वासोऽसङ्कटः शकटो धियाम् । शकटाल इति तस्य मन्त्र्यभूत्कल्पकान्वयः ।।४।। तस्य लक्ष्मीवती नाम लक्ष्मीरिव वपुष्मती । सधर्मचारिण्यभवच्छीलालङ्कारधारिणी ।।५।। तयोश्च ज्येष्ठतनयो विनयालङ्कृतोऽभवत् । अस्थूलधीः स्थूलभद्रो भद्राकारनिशाकरः ।।६।। भक्तिनिष्ठः कनिष्ठोऽभूच्छ्रीयको नन्दनस्तयोः । नन्दराहृदयामन्दानन्दगोशीर्षचन्दनः ।।७।। पुरेऽभूत्तत्र कोशेति वेश्या रूपश्रियोर्वशी । वशीकृतजगच्चेता बभूव जीवनौषधिः ।।८।। भुञ्जानो विविधान्भोगान्स्थूलभद्रो दिवानिशम् । उवास वसथे तस्या द्वादशाब्दानि तन्मनाः ।।९।। श्रीयकस्त्वङ्गरक्षोऽभूद्भरिविश्रम्भभाजनम् । द्वितीयमिव हृदयं नन्दस्य पृथिवीपतेः ।।१०।। तत्र चासीद्वररुचिर्नाम द्विजवराग्रणीः । कवीनां वादिनां वैयाकरणानां शिरोमणिः ।।११।। स्वयकृतैर्नवनवैरष्टोत्तरशतेन सः । वृत्तैः प्रवृत्तोऽनुदिनं नृपावलगने सुधीः ।।१२।। मिथ्यादृगिति तं मन्त्री प्रशशंस न जातुचित् । लुष्टोऽप्यस्मै तुष्टिदानं न ददौ नृपतिस्ततः ।।१३।। ज्ञात्वा वररुचिस्तत्र दानाप्रापणकारणम् । आराधयितुमारेभे गृहिणीं तस्य मन्त्रिणः ।।१४।। सन्तुष्टया तयान्येधुः कार्यं पृष्टोऽब्रवीदिदम् । राज्ञः पुरस्तान्मे काव्यं तव भर्ता प्रशंसतु ।।१५।। तया तदुपरोधेन तद्विज्ञप्तोऽवदत्पतिः । मिथ्यादृष्टेरमुष्याहं प्रशंसामि कथं वचः ।।१६।।

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Chapter 2: Collection of Examples
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He was present, the root of that was gone somehow, so he said, "Don't be afraid," the other also heard that word, it was said by the king, taking its meaning, he became firm, giving the descent, he took Chandrapradhyota, he brought him home and said, "What is to be done now?" He said, "Do what is appropriate for those who have come to your house?" Then, considering that those who are subdued are compassionate, he gave him Angaravati. He wandered with her in the city, seeing the small amount of goods, he asked her, "How was I taken?" She said, "By the power of destiny," he said, "How?" Then she told him the story of the Muni. Once, she showed him the Varattaka Muni, then he said to him in front of the people, "A destiny-based tortoise! Greetings to you." Then, when he was asked, "Where did I use destiny?" The Muni said, "From birth, in my own offenses! It is known, child! Don't be afraid of death." Then, he felt remorse, gave advice, and went back. 47. The example of the minister Shakatala is mentioned in the Sriparishishtaparva, which is about self-praise meditation.

Kalpaka, born again with many sons, a treasure of wisdom. For a long time, he followed the business of Nanda's seal. 1. In Nanda's lineage, in time, seven Nanda kings were born. Their ministers were the great ones of the Kalpaka lineage. 2. Then, the king of the three-part earth, like a husband to prosperity. Nanda, the ninth king, was born, who had uprooted the roots of his enemies. 3. Vishankata, a dwelling for prosperity, Asankata, a chariot for wisdom. Shakatala, of the Kalpaka lineage, became his minister. 4. He had a Lakshmi named Lakshmiwati, beautiful like Lakshmi herself. She was a virtuous woman, adorned with good character. 5. Their eldest son was adorned with humility. He was wise, strong, and handsome like the moon. 6. Their younger son was devoted to devotion, Sriyaka, Nanda's son. He was gentle, like the heart of Nanda, and had sandalwood on his head. 7. There was a prostitute named Kosha, beautiful in form and prosperity. She was a medicine for life, who had subdued the minds of the world. 8. Enjoying various pleasures, day and night. Sthulabhadra lived in her house for twelve years, with his mind on her. 9. Sriyaka was a protector of his body, a source of great confidence. He was like a second heart to Nanda, the king of the earth. 10. There was a wise man named Vararuchi, a leader of the best Brahmanas. He was the jewel of poets, debaters, and grammarians. 11. He was engaged in writing new verses every day, a hundred and eight in number, in the presence of the king, a wise man. 12. The minister never praised him as a false seer. Even though he was praised, the king did not give him any satisfaction. 13. Knowing the reason for not getting a gift, Vararuchi. He began to worship the wife of his minister. 14. Pleased with her, she asked him what he wanted, he said this. "Let your husband praise my poetry in front of the king." 15. She told her husband about it, he said, "How can I praise the words of a false seer?" 16.
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