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## Ninth Dasha
**With Hindi Commentary**
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This introduction is only briefly mentioned here. Those who wish to know it in detail should refer to the 'Aupapatik Sutra'. Reading it will give readers a complete understanding of India at that time. This introduction to the 'Aupapatik Sutra' is of great historical significance. It provides a good understanding of the Indian state administration at that time. Therefore, the 'Aupapatik Sutra' is extremely useful from both historical and religious perspectives. It is advisable for everyone to study it.
What happened after the council departed? Now the Sutrakar describes this:
_Ajjoti! Samane Bhagavan Mahavir Bahve Niggantha Ya Nigganthiyo Ya Amanteta Evam Vayasi “Evam Khalu Ajjo! Tisam Moh-Thanai Jai Imai Itthi Va Puriso Va Abhikhanam-Abhikhanam Ayaremane Va Samayaremane Va Mohnijattae Kamma Pakarei. Tam Jaha" -_
_Aryah! Shramano Bhagavan Mahaviro Bahun Nirgranthan Nirgranthi Amshcha Amanteyvam Avadi “Evam Khalu Aryah! Trinshad Mohaniya-Sthanani Yani Mani Stri Va Purusho Va Abhikhanam-Abhikhanam Acharan Va Samacharan Va Mohaniyataya Karma Prakaroti. Tadyatha"_
Word by Word Meaning:
Ajjoti - O Aryans! Addressing them in this way, Samane - Shramana Bhagavan - Bhagavan Mahavir - Mahavir Bahve - many Niggantha - Nirgranthas Ya - and Nigganthiyo - Nirgranthis Amanteta - invited them and Evam Vayasi - said this. Evam - in this way Khalu - certainly Ajjo - O Aryans! Tisam - thirty Moh-Thanain - places of Mohaniya karma Jai Imai - which Itthiyo - women Va - or Puriso - man Abhikhanam-Abhikhanam - again and again Ayaremane - generally performing Va - or Samayaremane - specifically performing Va Mohnijattae - under the influence of Mohaniya karma Kamma Pakarei - perform karma.