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In the past and future times, the great men (Mahapurasha) should be described according to the Kappan (cosmic cycle) until the time when the Saptya (those with disciples) and Nirapatya (those without disciples) Ganadharas (leaders of the Jain community) are extinct (i.e., attain liberation).
In the Jambudvipa (India) during the Utsarpini (ascending) period of the past, there were seven Kulgaras (leaders of the Jain community). They were: 1. Mitradam, 2. Sudam, 3. Suparshva, 4. Swayamprabha, 5. Vimalaghosha, 6. Sugosha, and 7. Mahagosha.
In the Jambudvipa (India) during the Avasarpini (descending) period of the past, there were ten Kulgaras. They were: 1. Sanjanjal, 2. Satayu, 3. Ajit Sena, 4. Anant Sena, 5. Karya Sena, 6. Bhima Sena, 7. Maha Bhima Sena, 8. Dridharatha, 9. Dasharath, and 10. Shatarath.
In the Jambudvipa (India) during the Avasarpini (descending) period of the present time, there were seven Kulgaras. They were: 1. Vimala Vahana, 2. Chakshusman, 3. Yashashman, 4. Abhichandra, 5. Prasenajit, 6. Marudeva, and 7. Nabhiray.
These seven Kulgaras had seven wives. They were: 1. Chandrayasha, 2. Chandrakant, 3. Surupa, 4. Pratirupa, 5. Chakshuskanta, 6. Shrikant, and 7.