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The 76th chapter: Seeking the eternal abode, he attained the fifth ocean. The fourth stage of knowledge purified his mind; that was enough for him. ||43|| Satisfied with equanimity, he remained content even in his emaciated body. One day, at the time of parana, he went to the city of Rajagriha. ||44|| King Vrishabhasena, whose complexion was like gold, offered him delicious food and received the fifth wonder. ||45|| After eleven months of living in seclusion, he went to the forest where he had taken his vows. There, he stayed under a Champaka tree and observed a two-day fast. On the ninth day of the dark fortnight of Vaisakha, with the Shravana constellation, in the evening, he attained Kevala Jnana through perfect meditation. ||46-47|| At that very moment, Indra arrived and celebrated the auspicious occasion with great joy. He created a Samavasarana adorned with a Manastambha and various other riches. ||48|| There were eighteen Ganadharas, starting with Malli, five hundred holders of the twelve limbs of knowledge, twenty-one thousand teachers worthy of being honored by the virtuous, one thousand eight hundred Avadhijnani, the same number of Kevala Jnani, two thousand two hundred holders of the Vikriya Riddhi, one thousand five hundred Manahparyaya Jnani, and one thousand two hundred Vadi. Thus, there were thirty thousand Muni Rajas with him. ||49-52|| There were fifty thousand Aryikas, starting with Pushpadanta, one hundred thousand Shravakas, and three hundred thousand Shravikas. There were countless Tiryanchas and innumerable gods and goddesses. Thus, there were twelve assemblies. Preaching the Dharma to all of them, he wandered in the Aryakshetra for a long time. When only one month of his life remained, he went to Sammed Shikhar and, along with a thousand Munis, took the Pratimāyoga. On the twelfth day of the dark fortnight of Phalguna, in the latter part of the night, he shed his body and attained liberation. ||53-56|| At that time, the assembly of the best gods arrived and performed the Pancham Kalyanak, offered their respects with great splendor, and then all the gods departed to their respective places. ||57||