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Anuttaroppapatikadasha
Kiccha udram chandimasoh ammi sana jav ["sanankumar-mahend-bhamb-lantg-mahasukk-sahasraranyapanayarannaccuae kappe navagevejayvimamapatthade udde durram veeivatta"] vijay-vimaane devattaa uvvanae.
Tae nan theraa bhagawantaa jalim anagaaram kalagayam janitta parinivvanavattiyam kaussaggam karentti, karitta pattacivarain gehnanti. Tahevu uttaranti jav[jenev samane bhagawan mahaavire tenev uvagacchanti, samanam bhagawan mahaaveeram vandamti namasanati, vanditta namasaitta evam vayaasi evam khalu devaanuppiyaanam atevaasi jaali naam anagaare pagai bhaddae pagai vinieae pagai uvsante pagai payanu koha-maan-maya-lobhe miumaddavasampanne alline bhaddae vinieae. Se nan devaanuppiehi abbanunnaae samane sayamev panch mahavvayaani arovita, samanaa ya samaniyo ya khameetta, amhehim saddihim vipulam pavvayam tan cev niravasesam jav aanupuvieae kalagae,] ime ya se ayarabhandae.
"Bhantae"! tti bhagawan goyame jav["samana bhagawan mahaaveeram vandai namasai, vanditta namansitta"] evam vayaasi
Bhagavan Mahavir arrived in Rajagriha city. King Shrenik, knowing this, went to see Bhagavan. Jali Kumar, like Megha Kumar, also set out to see Bhagavan. After seeing Bhagavan, like Megha Kumar, Jali Kumar also accepted the order of renunciation after taking permission from his parents. He studied the eleven angas while staying in the service of the elders.
He performed the tapas named Gunaratnasamvatsar like Skandak Muni. Thus, the statement (description) that is in the Bhagavati Sutra regarding contemplation and questioning should also be understood in relation to Jali Kumar. He went to Vipulagiri with the elders. Notably, Jali Kumar followed the Shraman path for sixteen years. At the end of his life, he attained death and ascended to the Chandra Saudharma Ishana (as far as Sanatkumar Mahendra Brahmalok Lantak Mahashukra Sahasrar Anat Pranat Aran and Achyut Kalpas and beyond the Navgraiveyak Vimana) and was born in the form of a deva in the Vijay, an Anuttar Vimana.
At that time, the Bhagavan elders, knowing that Jali Anagar had passed away, performed Kayotsarga for his Parinirvana. After that, they (the elders) took Jali Anagar's bowl and robes and then descended from Vipulagiri. (As they descended, they came to where Shraman Bhagavan Mahavir was seated. After bowing and paying homage to Bhagavan, those elder Bhagavants said this: Bhagavan! Your disciple Jali Anagar, who was naturally good, humble, peaceful, with little anger, pride, delusion, and greed, gentle and polite, with the qualities of softness and humility, who controlled his senses, good and polite, he, following your command, himself took on the five great vows, forgave the monks and nuns, and went with us to the Vipula mountain, until he passed away and attained the law of time.) These are his tools (clothes, bowls).
After that, Gautam Swami bowed and paid homage to Shraman Bhagavan Mahavir and asked: "Evam khalu devaanuppiyaanam antevaasi jaali naam anagaare pagai bhaddae. Senam jaali anagaare