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The Great Purana, Uttara Purana
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He, who was full of virtues, was increasing along with Lakshmi, like a wish-fulfilling tree, dispelling the doubts of the people. || 28 || After twenty-one thousand years of his childhood, he attained the kingdom fit for a Mandalika. || 29 || When the same amount of time passed in Savati, he attained the position of a Chakravarti, enjoying all the pleasures in the third part of his lifespan. || 30 || One day, seeing the sudden disappearance of the autumn clouds, he attained the knowledge of his birth's purpose, the supreme knowledge. || 31 || Being enlightened by the advice of the celestial beings, he gave the kingdom to his son, Arvind Kumar, and mounted the celestial palanquin, Vijayanti, and went to the forest of Sahu. || 32 || He took the initiation on the tenth day of the bright fortnight of Margashirsha, in the constellation Revati, with the sixth fast, along with a thousand kings. || 33 || He became a holder of four knowledges as soon as he took the initiation. || 34 || While performing austerities, he went to Chakrapur on the day of Parana, where he was offered food by the king, Aparajit, who was radiant like gold, and attained the five wonders. || 35 || Sixteen years passed in the state of Chhadabhastha for the Muni. || 36 || Then, in the month of Kartik, on the twelfth day of the bright fortnight, in the constellation Revati, in the afternoon, under a mango tree, he took the initiation with the sixth fast, destroyed his destructive karmas, and attained the Arhathood. || 37 || The gods gathered together and worshipped him on the occasion of the fourth auspicious event. || 38 || There were thirty Ganadharas, led by Kummarya, six hundred and ten, who knew the fourteen Angas, and fourteen who knew the fourteen Purvas. || 39 || There were thirty-five thousand eight hundred and thirty-five teachers, who possessed subtle intellect. || 39 || There were twenty-eight hundred who knew the Avadhi knowledge, and the same number who knew the Kevala knowledge. || 40 || There were forty-nine hundred who possessed the Vikriya Riddhi, and twenty hundred and fifty-five who knew the Manahparyaya knowledge. || 41 || There were sixteen hundred who were the best debaters. || 42 || In total, there were fifty thousand Munis with him. || 42 || There were sixty thousand Aryikas, led by Yakshilla, one lakh sixty thousand Shravakas, three lakh Shravikas, countless gods, and a countable number of Tiryanchas. || 43 ||
Thus, surrounded by these twelve assemblies, the supremely intelligent Lord...