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## Second Study
**Kamdeva 91.** "If, Venerable Sir, the Blessed Lord Mahavira has explained the meaning of the first study of the Upasakadasa, the seventh Anga, with the attainment of all the virtues, then, Venerable Sir, what is the meaning of the second study?"
**Arya Sudharma** asked Jambu.
**Kamdeva 92.** "Thus, Jambu, at that time, in that era, there was a city called Champa. There was a Caitya called Punnabhadda. The king's name was Jitasatru. There was a Gahapati named Kamdeva. His wife's name was Bhadra. Gahapati Kamdeva had six crore gold coins in his treasury, six crore gold coins in trade, and six crore gold coins in his household wealth and resources. He had six Gokulas. Each Gokula had ten thousand cows.
He lived a life of enjoyment and then renounced the world. He followed the path of right conduct.
He would tell his eldest son, "Do not ask me for anything. When the Posha-sala is ready, then come to me." When he came, he would enjoy the Posha-sala. After enjoying it, he would take possession of the Uccarapasa-vana land. After taking possession of it, he would build a Dabbha-santhara. After building it, he would make the Dabbha-santhara inaccessible. After making it inaccessible, he would live in the Posha-sala, having enjoyed the Dabbha-santhara.
He lived, having attained the ultimate Dharma-pannatti of the Blessed Lord Mahavira."