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**Proposal.** (17) Condemnation of Bhogavati by Shripal. Father Kumar teaches in the Pret-Van (Forest of Ghosts). (18) Kumar attains mastery over the Sarvoshadhi Vidya (All-Healing Knowledge). Kumar makes an old man young again, by the effect of the medicine. (19) Meeting with an old woman. Kumar lifts and places a stone. (20) The old woman gives berries. Shripal eats them. (21) Kumar introduces himself. (22) Shripal's self-introduction. (23) The rejuvenated old woman introduces herself. (24) The love story of Bappila. (25) Kumar learns that he was brought here by the Ashaniweg Vidhyadhar. (26) The lament of the Vidhyudvega. (27) The end of Shripal's story.
620-630
**Chapter 33**
(1) Praise of the Jinavar (Jain deity) in the Jinalaya (Jain temple). (2) Bhogavati and others arrive there. (3) Praise of the Jinenndra Bhagavan (Jain Tirthankara). Prince Shiva's neck becomes twisted while demonstrating his mastery over knowledge. (4) Shripal straightens his neck. The king goes to Kumar. (5) Reaching the Jinamandir (Jain temple). Reaching the Sukhoday Bawdi (well). (6) The work of Sukhavati. (7) The arrival of Ashaniweg. (8) The attack of Ashaniweg. The trouble caused by the enemy army. (9) The Vidhyadharis play and go home. (10) The concern of Hiranyavarman of Usiravathi. Shripal succeeds in overcoming the difficulties. (11) The glory of Jinenndra. (12) Shripal remains safe. (13) The evil deeds of the Vidhyadhari.
630-639
**Chapter 34**
(1) Kamlavati is possessed by a ghost. Kumar drives away the ghost. (2) Proposal of marriage by the father. (3) Shripal goes to fetch water. Sukhavati dries up the water of the Sukhavati river. (4-5) Praise of Sukhavati by Shripal. A duel between two Vidhyadhar brothers. (6) The inner palace gathers around Shripal. (7) Shripal's true form is revealed. (8) Sukhavati gets angry. (9) Sukhavati assures protection in disguise. (10-11) Subduing the intoxicated elephant. (12) Shripal gains the Vidhyadhar maidens.
639-651
**Chapter 35**
(1) Shripal's departure with Sukhavati for home. The appearance of the horse. (2) Description of the horse. (3) Kumar strikes the pillar with his sword. (4) The great serpent. (5) The serpent turns into a jewel. (6) Marriage with other maidens. (7) Sukhavati and Dhumvega. (8) A fierce battle between the two. Mugdha Sukhavati places Shripal on the mountain and fights. (9-11) The duel. Protection by the mother of the previous birth. She introduces herself. (12) Description of the sunset. The importance of the Panchanamokar mantra. (13) The image of Jin Bhagavan floating in the water. Establishing and consecrating it. (14) Many gifts by the Yakshini. Trouble caused by the Vidhyadhari on the king. (15) Departure towards the city of Pundarikin. (16) Description of the Skandhawar. The mother asks her son the reason for his wealth. (17-18) Praise of Sukhavati.
651-666
**Chapter 36**
(1) Sukhavati greets her mother-in-law. Marriage. (2) Sukhavati tells her father about Yashasvati and others. He respects her. (3) The Vidhyadhar arrives with a letter. The arrival of Akampan. (4) Welcoming the guests. (5) Sukhavati's anger. Jealousy from Yashasvati. (6) Shripal tells his story. (7) Tying the sash on Hariketu. (8) Competition between Sukhavati and Yashasvati. (9) The statement of Yashasvati's good fortune. (10) The request of the Seth (merchant). (11) The birth of Gunpal. (12) The Tirthankara with extraordinary qualities. (13) Attaining liberation. (14) Jaykumar's detachment. (15) Pilgrimage to Nandanvan and other places. (16) On the Himgiri mountain. (17) Taditmalini introduces herself. (18-20) Worship of the Tirthankaras.
667-687
**Chapter 37**
(1) The beautiful woman worships the Chaitya (shrine). (2) Jaykumar worships the monks. (3) Seeing Rishabhanath and the Ganadhar Vrishabhasen. (4) Praise of Rishabha Jin. (5) Various examples. (6) Praise by Jaykumar and his wife. (7) Request for Jay to take up penance. (8) Remembering the previous birth. (9) Imitation by others. (10) The story of the previous birth. Sulochana takes up penance. (11) Abandonment of knowledge. (12) Rishabha's teachings and prediction of Jay's liberation. (13) Prediction of the future. (14) Worship by Bharat. (15-17) Explanation of the principles. (18) Rishabha Jin reaches Kailash. (19) Bharat goes to the Ashtapad Shikhar (peak). (20) Rishabha's liberation. (21) Worship of Rishabha Jin's fifth Kalyanak (auspicious event) by the gods. (22) Cremation. (23) Bharat's remorse. (24) Praise by Bharat. (25) Bharat's liberation.