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## The Forty-Fourth Chapter
**Malini Samvasaran**
Beholding the auspicious gaze of the Samvasaran Lakshmi, he was adorned with eight auspicious signs, the eight Pralihays, indicative of his good deeds. He had conquered the hostile karmas, the Avyahta, and was yet to conquer the remaining hostile karmas, the Vihata. His dispassion was intense, he was the guru of both himself and others, worthy of being prayed to by those who had achieved their goals, and he was supremely renowned. || 50 ||
**Sardulavikridita**
"He is not conquered by sins, nor can any opponent conquer him," thus he attained the meaningful name "Ajita." He is worthy of praise from the wise. Having wandered throughout the entire Aryan land, he reached Sammed Shikhar and remained there for two months, devoid of divine sounds. || 51 ||
At that time, he destroyed countless karmic tendencies, established his own state, and fulfilled the world with his righteous conduct. He destroyed the power of yoga through subtle meditation, separated the three bodies - Audarika, Taijasa, and Karmana - and attained supreme purity. He then attained the eight qualities, including infinite knowledge, by relying on the fourth white meditation, the Vyuparatakriyanivarti. || 52 ||
Thus, on the fifth day of the Chaitra month, when the moon was in the Rohini constellation, the Lord Ajitanatha, who had adopted the form of a statue, attained liberation in the morning. || 53 ||
**Drutavilambita**
O noble beings, bow down to the victorious, the supreme god, the Ajita Jinendra, who was invincible in the battle of the Vimala Vahan, who then engaged in the destruction of sins through penance, and who then became the repository of happiness in the victorious Vimala Vahan. || 54 ||