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In the Mahapurana, Uttarapurana, the one who was known as Sopavaso, resided at the root of a Kadamba tree in the afternoon. On the second day of the bright fortnight of Magha, in the Visakha constellation, he became a Jina. || 42 || The chief Indra of the Saudharma heaven worshipped him at that very moment. Since his auspicious initiation was due to the rise of the name-karma, it cannot be described in detail. || 43 || He was worshipped by a group of sixty-six Ganadharas, surrounded by twelve hundred previous Dharis, with forty-nine thousand two hundred teachers praising his feet, five thousand four hundred Avadhijnani serving him, six thousand Kevalajnani accompanying him, ten thousand monks adorned with the brilliance of Vikriya Riddhi, six thousand Manahparyayajnani honoring his lotus feet, and four thousand two hundred Vadi enhancing his excellent fame. Thus, he was adorned with seventy-two thousand monks, possessed one hundred and six thousand Aryikas, including the army, two hundred thousand Shravakas, four hundred thousand Shravikas, praised by countless gods and goddesses, and praised by countless Tiryanchas. || 44-46 || The Lord, along with all these, wandered through all the Arya-kshetras, satisfying them with the rain of Dharma, and gradually came to the city of Champa, where he stayed for a thousand years. When one month remained in his lifespan, he, with yogic restraint, resided on the land by the river Rajatamalik, adorning the peak of Mount Mandara, in a beautiful garden, seated on a Paryanka-asana. On the fourteenth day of the bright fortnight of Bhadrapada, in the evening, in the Visakha constellation, he attained liberation along with eighty-nine monks. || 50-53 || The gods, skilled in service, worshipped the Lord with great celebration after the Nirvana Kalyanak. || 54 || If a king desiring victory achieves success through the six qualities of diplomacy, war, etc., well-employed, then why wouldn't the Lord, desiring liberation, achieve liberation through eighty-four lakh qualities? He certainly would. || 55 ||