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Sixth Study
Kundakaulika Shramanopasak Kundakaulika
165. The sixth discourse. Thus, Jambū! At that time, in that era, in the city of Kampillapur, there was a garden called Sahasrambavana. Jitasatru was the king there. In that city, Kundakaulika, a wealthy merchant, resided. His wife's name was Pūṣā. Six crore gold coins were in his treasury as secure wealth, six crore gold coins were engaged in trade and business, six crore gold coins were engaged in the splendor and wealth of the house, grain, bipeds, quadrupeds, and other resources. He had six cow-herds. Each cow-herd had ten thousand cows.
The Lord Mahavir arrived - a Samvasarana took place. Like Kamadeva, Kundakaulika also accepted the Shravaka Dharma.
The sequence of events, such as giving pure food, water, etc., to the Shramanas, and being engaged in Dharma-worship, is the same as the previous description. Thus, Kundakaulika was engaged in the worship of Dharma.
1. If, Bhante! The Lord Shraman has expounded this meaning of the fifth study of the Upasakadasa with his wealth, then, Bhante! What meaning did he explain for the sixth study?
What is the meaning of the study? 2. See Sutra number 64.
Arya Sudharma asked Jambū - If the Siddha-obtained Lord Mahavir has expounded this meaning of the fifth study of the Upasakadasa, then, Bhante! What meaning did he explain for the sixth study? (Please tell me.)