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## Chapter 47
**26.** Pain, i.e. being crushed, was only in sesame, flax, and sugarcane, not in any other beings. Beheading was only in grown rice plants, not in any other. Bondage and liberation were discussed only in the Agamas, not in any criminals. Restraint of the senses was only in the dispassionate, not in any other people. Dullness was only in water, not in any other beings. Sharpness was only in needles, etc., not in any other beings. Crookedness was only in the handles, not in any other work.
**27.** The cowherds were not foolish, the women and children were not cowardly, the dwarfs were not deceitful, and the Chandals were not wicked. There was no land that was not adorned with sugarcane, no mountain that did not have sandalwood, no lake that did not have lotuses, and no forest that did not have sweet fruits.
**28.** In the middle of that country was a city called Vinita (Ayodhya), which was like a virtuous woman, providing the people with the best happiness.
**29.** That city was first built by Indra to show off his skill in city building, or to show his devotion to the Tirthankaras.
**30.** Just as the intellect of a monk is adorned by humility, the army is adorned by its leader, and the waist is adorned by a gem-studded belt, so that city was adorned by the rampart built in the middle.
**31.** The rampart of that city, surrounded by a moat, was only for its beauty, because its builder was Indra and its lord was the Chakravarti, so what could it fear?
**32.** There, the worship of the Jinas took place in every house every day, because all the auspicious ceremonies of the householders were performed with the worship of the Jinas.
**33.** There, childhood was not spent without learning, youth was not spent without enjoyment, old age was not spent without dharma, and death was not without samadhi.
**34.** There, no one's knowledge was without action, no action was without fruit, no fruit was without enjoyment, and no enjoyment was without both wealth and dharma.
**35.** If there was a separation of the ministers and other chief officials from the people living there, it was only due to their position of authority, not due to ornaments, etc.
**36.** The two words "kshinata" and "do" were found only in the speech of the moon-like king, not in any other king. The practice of remaining without food was only in the ascetics, not in any other.