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The Fifth Study
Chullaratak Shramanopasak Chullashatak
157. This is the beginning of the fifth study. Thus, Jambū! At that time, in that era, there was a city named Ālamikā. There was a garden called Sankhavaṇa. The king there was named Jitasatru. In that city, there lived a wealthy and influential man named Chullasataka. (He had six crore gold coins in his treasury, six crore gold coins in his business, and six crore gold coins in his home for luxury and furnishings.) He had six herds of cows. Each herd had ten thousand cows. His wife's name was Bahulā.
The Lord Mahāvīra arrived - the Samvasaraṇa took place. Like Ānanda, Chullasataka also accepted the Shravaka-Dharma. The subsequent events are like those of Kāmadeva. He, like Kāmadeva, became devoted to the worship of the Lord Mahāvīra, following the teachings of the Angīkṛta Dharma-Prajñapti. Obstacles created by the Devas
158. Then, at the time of the early morning, for that Shramanopasaka Chullasataka,
1. "O Venerable One! The Venerable Lord Mahāvīra has explained the meaning of the fourth study of the Upasakadasha, but Venerable One! What is the meaning of the fifth study?" 2. See Sutra number 33. Ārya Sudharma asked Jambū - "The Siddhi-prapta Lord Mahāvīra has explained the meaning of the fourth study of the Upasakadasha, but Venerable One! What is the meaning of the fifth study?" (Please tell me.)