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Munisakeuva
In the abode of the purified Vasundhara, Munivar Suketu, having performed the six essential actions, died and was born in the best heaven.
His wife Vasundhara, having renounced the female form, became an unparalleled deity in the same heaven, adorned with right faith, and bowing to the liberated ones.
The last six hells, the abodes of the Bhavanavasi and Vyantaravasi gods, are not born in the planes of the gods, as proclaimed by the father of the glorious being, Bharat. ||29||
Thus ends the thirty-first chapter of the great epic, entitled "Sam Bandha," composed by the great poet Pushpadanta and approved by the great glorious Bharat, adorned with the virtues of sixty-three great men, and narrated by the merchant Nagadatta and Suketu. ||31||
The thirty-second chapter, in which the auspicious Gunapala Jina, who is a refuge for humans, gods, asuras, and vidyadharas, spoke in the great refuge, which I and you have heard,