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## The Last Chapter
On the second day, the king, desiring food, entered Saketa (Ayodhya). Indradutta, the king of Saketa, awaited him and offered him food and the five wonders. || 55 ||
Then, after eighteen years of silence in the state of *chhagrasthya*, he entered the *dikshavana* and sat in meditation under the *asan* tree, observing the *velaka* vow. || 55 ||
On the fourteenth day of the bright fortnight of *Pausha*, in the seventh *punarvasu* constellation, he attained *kevala jnana*, the supreme knowledge, and all the gods worshipped him. || 56 ||
He was worshipped by one hundred and three *gana-adhisha*s, led by *Vajranabha*, two thousand five hundred *purva-dharis* who had renounced attachment to the body, two lakh thirty thousand fifty teachers, nine thousand eight hundred *avadhi-jnani*s, sixteen thousand *kevala-jnani*s, nineteen thousand *vaikriya-kridhi* holders, eleven thousand six hundred fifty *manah-paryaya-jnani*s, and eleven thousand *prachanda-vadi*s. || 57-60 ||
Thus, he was the master of three lakh monks, accompanied by three lakh thirty thousand six hundred *aryikas* led by *Merushena*, and worshipped by three lakh *shravakas*. Five lakh *shravikas* praised him, countless gods and goddesses worshipped him, and countless *tiryanch*s served him. || 61-63 ||
Thus, the Lord Abhinandanatha, the leader of the twelve assemblies of the noble and the worthy, showered the dharma, wandering far and wide over the earth of this *aryakhanda*. || 64 ||
He reached Mount Sammed, wandering without desire. There, for a month, he remained in meditation, devoid of divine sound, engaged in the actions of *yoga-nirodha* etc. that occur during meditation, free from the two meditations of *samuchchhinna-kriya-pratipati* and *vyupara-kriya-nivarti*, perfectly pure, and holding the *pratima-yoga*. || 65 ||
From there, on the sixth day of the bright fortnight of *Vaisakha*, in the seventh *punarvasu* constellation, he attained liberation along with many monks. || 66 ||
At that time, Indra, with his eight limbs bowed in devotion, worshipped the Lord of the Three Worlds, praised him, and then departed for heaven in due course. || 67 ||