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## The Sixty-Seventh Chapter
543. In the night of the waning moon, he (Vidyunmali) manifested himself, having renounced life at the end of the Kalpa, in the name of Brijendra. ||208|| He was a god, adorned with garlands, and his body illuminated the banks of the river of desires. ||209|| Thus, in response to the questions of the Shreniks, Gautam said: ||210|| The women of this Vidyunmali are the daughters of the Sethas, and they are the four wives of Jambunatha. They will attain liberation with him, having attained the final heaven. ||211|| Having gone to the abode of Sagaradatta, they will attain the bliss of the mind. ||212|| Jambunatha will also be liberated at the time of his renunciation of the household. ||213|| All this was spoken with joy by the leader of the army. ||214|| Hearing this, the king of Magadha, Shrenik, bowed to the Jina. ||215|| For who are there who do not respect the one who teaches the path of liberation? ||216|| Then, on another day, having reached the Bhagavan, the destroyer of the world, he worshipped and bowed to him, whose brilliance was like the sun. ||217|| Seeing the moon in the constellation of stars, he asked the Ganadhar, "What deed did he do in his previous birth to attain such a form?" ||218|| The Ganadhar replied, "In this Magadha country, there is a city called Supratidhaya. ||219|| King Ujayasen was its protector. In that city, there lived a Seth named Sagaradatta. ||220|| His wife was Prabhakari. They had two sons, Nagadatta being the elder and Kuberadatta, who was equal to Kuber in wealth. ||221|| Except for Nagadatta, all the inhabitants of his house became Shravakas. ||222|| For a man devoid of merit does not obtain even a good gem in the ocean. ||223||
Thus, their time passed happily. Once, in the Priyankara garden on the mountain called Dharnibhusan, there was a Muni named Sagaraseena. ||224|| Hearing this, King Jayasen and others went and worshipped him, and asked him about the true nature of Dharma. ||225|| The Muni replied, "Those who have attained the eye of right faith, have been blessed with merit through giving, worship, and nourishment. ||226||