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[Samavayanga Sutra has described fifteen supremely unrighteous gods.
Amba 1, Ambarishi 2, Shyam 3, Shabal 4, Rudra 5, Uparudra 6, Kal 7, Mahakal 8, Asipata 9, Dhanu 10, Kumbha 11, Valuka 12, Vaitarani 13, Kharaswar 14, Mahaghosh 15 ||1-2||
Discussion- Although these Amba etc. fifteen are Asura Kumaras, residents of the Bhavan, yet due to the karmic impressions of their previous births, they are extremely cruel and cause great suffering. They derive pleasure only from making the Narakas fight, clash and kill each other, hence they are called supremely unrighteous. The one who drags the Narakas down from their place and ties them up and leaves them in the open sky (Ambar) is called Amba. Ambarishi Asura cuts the Narakas into pieces fit for cooking in a cauldron. Shyam Asura beats the Narakas with whips and strikes with his hands. Shabal Asura tears open the bodies of the Narakas and takes out their intestines, fat, heart etc. Rudra and Uparudra Asura pierce them with spears and hang them up. Kal Asura cooks the Narakas in a cauldron. Mahakal eats their cooked flesh in pieces. Asipata Asura takes the form of a Semal tree and when the Narakas come under its shade, he drops sharp leaves like the edge of a sword on them and causes them pain. Dhanu Asura pierces the limbs of the Narakas with sharp-pointed arrows shot from his bow. Kumbha cooks them in cauldrons. Valuka Asura, by changing the form of his body to the size of a grain of sand, the size of a Kadamba flower and the size of a thunderbolt, roasts the Narakas like chickpeas in hot sand in a hot cauldron. Vaitarani Asura takes the form of a hot river filled with pus, blood etc. and when the Narakas come to drink water due to thirst, he causes them pain with his caustic hot water and makes them dive in it. Kharaswar Asura repeatedly makes the Narakas climb and descend on a thorny Semal tree made of thunderbolt. Mahaghosh Asura encircles the fleeing Narakas with fences and gives them various kinds of torture. In this way, these cruel gods go up to the third earth and inflict terrible suffering on the Narakas there.
102- Nami Nam Arha Pannaaras Dhanui Uddhe Uccatte Nam Hotha. Nami Arhan Pannaaras Dhanush Unche The.
103- Dhuraahu Nam Bahulapakkhasas Padivaye Pannaarasbhagam Pannaaras Bhagena Nam Chandasalesam Avareta Nam Chittathi, Tam Jaha-Padhamae Padham Bhagam, Biaae Dubhagam, Taiyaae Tibhagam, Chauthie Chaubhagam, Panchmie Panchbhagam, Chatthie Chabhagam, Satamie Satbhagam, Athamie Athbhagam, Navamie Navbhagam, Dasamie Dasbhagam, Ekkaraasie Ekkaraasbhagam, Barasie Barasbhagam, Terasie Terasbhagam, Chauddasiye Chauddhasbhagam, Pannarasesu Pannaarasbhagam, [Avareta Nam Chittathi] Tam Chev Sukkapakkhasas Ya Uvadansemane Uvadansemane Chittathi, Tam Jaha-Padhamae Padhambhaganjav Pannarasesu Pannaarasbhagam Uvadansemane Uvadansemane Chittathi.
Dhuvrarahu, from the first day of the dark fortnight, covers the fifteenth part of the moon's light with fifteen parts of his own light.