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The sixty-first Tirthankara, **Maghva**, was forty-four **dhanush** tall, with a body radiant like gold. He was a powerful protector of the earth, adorned with six continents. || 14 || He was adorned with fourteen **maha-ratnas** and was the lord of nine treasures. He bowed the heads of humans, **vidyadharas**, and **Indras** at his feet. || 95 || He enjoyed ten types of pleasures, as described in the scriptures, with ninety-six thousand **devis**, fulfilling his desires. || 16 || One day, while resting in the beautiful garden called **Manohar**, he saw the **kevala** light of **Abhayghosh**. || 17 || He circumambulated him thrice, offered salutations, listened to the teachings of **dharma**, and understood the truth of **tattva**. He renounced worldly attachments and gave his kingdom to his beloved son, **Priyamitra**. || 18 || He renounced all external and internal attachments and embraced **samyama**. || 99 || He possessed pure faith, **samyak-darshan**, and **acharitra**, and was endowed with the wealth of scriptures. He destroyed the three **ghatis** (knowledge-veil, vision-veil, and **antaraya**) through the second **shukla-dhyana**. || 10 || He became the lord of nine **kevala-labdhis** and preached **dharma** like a **dharmanatha**. He guided many beings towards the supreme **nirvana**. || 101 || He destroyed the four **aghatis** through the third and fourth stages of **shukla-dhyana**. He attained **moksha**, free from the bondage of **karma**. || 102 ||
The third **chakravarti**, **Maghva**, was previously a king named **Narapati** in the **tirtha** of **Vasupujya**. He then became **Ahamindra**, a great king with a peaceful and virtuous character. He was followed by **Maghva**, the third **chakravarti**, who possessed all virtues and later attained the supreme bliss of **moksha**. || 103 ||
After **Maghva**, the **chakravarti**, **Sanatkumar**, the son of **Anantvirya**, the king of **Ayodhya** and the crown jewel of the **Surya** dynasty, was born to his queen **Sahadevi**. He was born in the sixteenth **swarg** and was the beloved of the **chakravarti's** fortune. || 104-105 || His lifespan was three lakh years, and...