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Mahapuraana, Uttarapuraana
Aarya
Kamatha, Kukkuta, Sarpa, Panchamabhuja, Ahi, then Naraka. Raisai, Simha, Naraki, Narpa, then Shambara, Divja. || 170 ||
Ityaarṣe Bhagavadguṇabhadraācāryapraṇīte Triṣaṣṭilakṣaṇamahāpuraaṇasangrahe Pārśvatīrthaṅkarapuraaṇam nāma Trisaptatittamaṁ parva || 73 ||
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The Lord Parshvanatha, who destroys the group of karmas. || 166 || The Kamatha jiva was first a Kamatha, then a Kukkuta, then a Sarpa, then went to the fifth Naraka, then became an Ahi, then went to Naraka, then became a Bhil and went to Naraka, then became a Simha and went to Naraka, and then became a king named Mahipala and became Shambara Deva. || 170 || Thus, the seventy-third parva, which describes the Purana of Parshvanatha Tirthankara, is completed in the Trishatilakṣaṇamahāpuraaṇasangraha, composed by the renowned Bhagavadguṇabhadraācārya. || 73 ||
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