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The Great Purana, Uttara Purana
The auspicious wisdom, the giver of perfection, was attained by her own accord. Thus, the enlightened ones, restrained by the gods, surrendered to her. || 213 ||
Having praised appropriately, they returned to the Brahma world. The king, having performed the coronation of his son, Varachandra, || 214 ||
Attained the auspiciousness of the exit ceremony, performed by the gods. He ascended the palanquin, Vimala, carried by the celestial beings. || 215 ||
Having fasted for two days in the forest, Sarvartuka, on the eleventh day of the dark fortnight of Pausha, in the Anuradha constellation, || 216 ||
The king, with a thousand others, attained the state of Nirmanthya. On the second day, in the city of Nalin, || 217 ||
The king, Somadatta, of fair complexion, gave him excellent food. Having received nine kinds of merit, he obtained the five wonders, including the earth. || 218 ||
The gods, pleased with the gift, bestowed upon him the desired boon. He, having taken the vows and protected the five assemblies, || 219 ||
Having conquered the enemy of passions, the one who is constantly increasing in purity, the one who is possessed of three secrets, the one who is virtuous, the one who is endowed with qualities, the one who is praised for his two austerities, || 220 ||
Contemplating the nature of things, actions, and words, through the inner connection, || 221 ||
Remembering the impermanence, impurity, and suffering of the body and other things, he attained the supreme yoga, by practicing equanimity everywhere. || 222 ||
Having spent three months according to the Jina-kalpa, he stood under the Naga tree in the Dikshavana, observing the vow of fasting for six days. || 223 ||
On the seventh day of the dark fortnight of Phalguna, in the afternoon of Anuradha, || 224 ||
He attained the क्षपक श्रेणी, due to the combination of the three karmas, with his fourth subtle saṃpārāya charitra shining forth, both in terms of substance and essence. || 225 ||
Having destroyed the enemy of delusion, through the power of the first शुक्लध्यान, his right faith became firm and unshakeable. || 226 ||
Remembering that I should be enriched with the qualities of Kevala Jnana, etc., he approached the Samagam with the auspicious wisdom, like a messenger. || 212 ||