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The Fifty-First Tirthankara, Suमतिनाथ, was adorned by eleven thousand Avadhijnanis, thirteen thousand Kevaljnanis, eight thousand four hundred Kriya-riddhi-dharis, ten thousand four hundred Manahparyaya-jnanis, and ten thousand four hundred fifty Vadīs, totaling three hundred twenty thousand munis.
He was accompanied by three hundred thirty thousand Aryikas, including Anantamati, and was worshipped by three hundred thousand Shravaks and five hundred thousand Shravikas.
He was constantly surrounded by countless Devas and Devis, and innumerable Tiryanchas.
Suमतिनाथ, worshipped by the Devas, preached to the noble beings in eighteen Kshetras. Just as a seed sown in good soil yields great fruit, so too did Suमतिनाथ sow the seed of divine sound in the form of his teachings in all languages, both noble and ignoble, for the benefit of the noble beings, resulting in the attainment of the great fruit of the three jewels.
When his lifespan was reduced to one month, he ceased his travels and, accompanied by a thousand munis, took the Pratimāyoga on Sammed Shikhar. There, on the eleventh day of the bright fortnight of Chaitra, in the Magha Nakshatra, in the evening, he attained Nirvana. The Devas celebrated his Nirvana Kalyanak.
He who was once the king of the city of Pundarika, Ratiṣeṇa, like Yama's punishment or Indra, who destroyed enemy kings, then became Ahmiṇdra in the Vaijayanta Vimana, and then became Suमतिनाथ, the Tirthankara, the holder of infinite wealth, endowed with all virtues, and accomplished. May he, who is full of all virtues, grant you Siddhi.