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## The Sixty-Sixth Chapter
**57.** The Muni-Indra, with a single-minded focus on the knowledge of the five Paryayas, had forty thousand Muni-Rajas with him.
**58.** There were fifty thousand Aryikas, starting with Bandhushena, and one lakh Shravakas and three times that number of Shravikas.
**59.** The Devas and Devis were countless, and the Tiryanchas were innumerable, including lions. Thus, the twelve assemblies always adorned Mallinath Bhagwan.
**60.** With his divine voice, renowned far and wide, Mallinath Bhagwan guided the Bhavyas, the travelers on the path of liberation, and, at their request, wandered through many great countries.
**61.** When a month remained of his lifespan, he reached Sammed Shikhar. There, with five thousand Munis, he took the Pratima Yoga.
**62.** On the seventh day of the bright fortnight of Falgun, in the Bharani Nakshatra, at dusk, he attained the Tanuvat, the state of liberation from the cycle of birth and death.
**63.** At that time, Indra and other Devas descended from heaven to celebrate the Nirvana Kalyanak, and purified the area with offerings of incense and other things.
**64.** From the ocean of Samsara, filled with waves of birth and death, salty with the water of sorrow, and with whirlpools of desire, Mallinath Bhagwan, who had accumulated the jewels of virtues, crossed over, leaving behind the crocodile of the body, in the boat of meditation, and reached the shore of liberation.
**65.** May Mallinath Bhagwan, who showed the supreme path of liberation, who is worshipped by all beings, and who is full of all virtues, grant you all the fortune of liberation.
**66.** He who was once King Vaishravana, then became Ahmindra in the incomparable aircraft called Aparajita, and then became...