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Sixty-sixth Parva
243. The minister, after wandering for a long time in the ocean of births, became a celestial being named Balindra. He was killed by Datta Narayana and went to an unbearable hell. Therefore, virtuous people should abandon the practice of hatred. || 125 ||
Thus ends the narration of the Puranas of Mallinatha Tirthankara, Padmachakravarti, Nandimitra, Baldeva, Datta Narayana, and Balindra, the counter-Narayana, in the Trishattilakshana Mahapurana Sangraha, composed by the venerable Gunabhadracharya. || 66 ||
He attained Kaivalya-Lakshmi. || 124 || The minister's soul wandered in the ocean of existence for a long time and then became a Vidyaadhara named Bindra. He was killed by Datta Narayana and went to a terrible hell. Therefore, virtuous people should abandon the practice of hatred. || 125 ||
Thus ends the sixty-sixth Parva of the Trishattilakshana Mahapurana Sangraha, composed by the venerable Gunabhadracharya, known as the Arsha.