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## The Sixty-Seventh Chapter
The king, desiring the supreme state, entrusted the burden of the kingdom to his son and, along with many others, attained restraint. || 68 ||
Harishena, considering it the second step to liberation, also adopted the excellent vow of a Shravaka and entered the city. || 69 ||
While performing severe austerities for a long time, Padma-nabha, the great Muni, attained Kaivalya in the Dikshavana, adorned with the image-yoga. || 70 ||
On that day, in the armory of King Harishena, appeared the four jewels: the Chakra, Chatra, Khadga, and Danda. And in the Sri-griha, appeared the three jewels: Kakini, Charma, and Mani. || 71 ||
Hearing both these news simultaneously, he was very pleased. He gave a great reward to the messengers and, with the desire to perform the Jina-puja, departed. || 72 ||
After worshipping the Jina with reverence, he returned and entered the city. He had just begun the puja of the Chakra-ratna when, in that city, appeared the four: the Purohita, Grihapati, Sthapati, and the commander of the army. || 73-74 ||
The celestial beings, bound by the name of the Gan, brought from the Vijayardha mountain, elephants, horses, and the jewel of a maiden. || 75 ||
They themselves, with devotion, brought nine great treasures that had arisen at the mouths of rivers. || 76 ||
With this praiseworthy six-fold army, he set out in all directions, conquering the essence of the directions, accepting them, and becoming victorious over all. || 77 ||
Served by the celestial kings, human kings, and the lords of the birds, he resided in his royal capital, enjoying the tenfold pleasures without any hindrance for a long time. || 78 ||
Once, during the eight days of the Nandi-shvara festival in the month of Kartik, he performed the Maha-puja and, on the last day, observed a fast. || 79 ||
He was seated on the roof of the palace, in the midst of the assembly, shining like the autumn moon in the sky. While sitting there, he saw the moon being eclipsed by Rahu. || 80 ||
Seeing this, he thought: "Alas, the state of this world! Look, this moon, the chief leader of the luminous world, is full and surrounded by his family, yet Rahu has eclipsed him. If this is the state of him, who cannot be transgressed, what must be the state of others when such a time comes?" || 81 ||