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The Shramanopasaka Kundakaulika bowed and paid homage to the Shraman Bhagavan, asked questions, received answers, and returned in the same direction from which he had come.
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The Bhagavan Mahavira went to other Janapadas. Peaceful death.
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Then, for fourteen years, the Shramanopasaka Kundakaulika, who was very devoted to the vows, lived in seclusion. When the fifteenth year was half over, one night at midnight, a thought arose in his mind, just as it had arisen in the mind of Kamadeva. In the same way, he appointed his eldest son in his place and, in accordance with the Dharma-Prajnapti, he went to the Poshadshala to live in devotion near Bhagavan Mahavira. He worshipped eleven Upasaka-Pratimas. The rest of the story is also like that of Kamadeva. In the end, he gave up his body and was born in the Arunadhwaja Vimana in the form of a deva. (Bhagavan! Where will Kundakaulika go from that Devaloka when his lifespan, existence, and position are exhausted? Where will he be born? Gautama! He will become a Siddha, Buddha, and Mukta in the Mahavideha region. He will end (all suffering).
||Nikkhevo|| ||The sixth chapter of the seventh Anga, Upasaka-Dasha, is complete||
1. See Sutra-number 122. 2. See Sutra-number 149. 3. See Sutra-number 92. 4. And thus, Jambu! This is the meaning of the sixth chapter of the Upasaka-Dasha, as explained by the Shraman, which I have told you.
Conclusion-Arya Sudharma said-Jambu! This is the meaning of the sixth chapter of the Upasaka-Dasha, as explained by the Siddha-obtained Bhagavan Mahavira, which I have told you.