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The Second Group
1-13 Study Introduction
Jambū asked, "If, Bhante, the Arhat, the Jina, the Perfect One, has explained the meaning of the first group of the Anuttaropapātika-daśā, then, Bhante, what is the meaning of the second group of the Anuttaropapātika-daśā, as explained by the Arhat, the Jina, the Perfect One?"
Sudharma replied, "Jambū, the Arhat, the Jina, the Perfect One, has explained thirteen studies of the second group of the Anuttaropapātika-daśā. They are:
Dīrghasen, Mahāsen, Laṭṭhadant, Gūḍhadant, Suddhadant, Halle, Dume, Dumesen, Mahādume-sen, Sīha, Sīhasen, Mahāsīhasen, and Puṇṇasen. These thirteen are the studies."
Jambū asked, "If, Bhante, the Arhat, the Jina, the Perfect One, has explained thirteen studies of the second group of the Anuttaropapātika-daśā, then, Bhante, what is the meaning of the first study of the second group of the Anuttaropapātika-daśā, as explained by the Arhat, the Jina, the Perfect One?"
Sudharma replied, "Jambū, at that time, in that era, in the city of Rājagṛha, in the Guṇasila cave, there was a king named Seniya, a queen named Dhāriṇī, and a lion named Sīha. The birth, childhood, and arts of Dīrghasen Kumāra were as follows:
It is true, as it happened, until the end, it is said.
Thus, in Rājagṛha, there were thirteen kings. The king was Seniya, the queen was Dhāriṇī. All thirteen kings ruled for sixteen years. There were two victories, two defeats, two victories, two undefeated, and five Mahādume-sen, all of whom were perfect.
Jambū, this is the meaning of the second group of the Anuttaropapātika-daśā, as explained by the Arhat, the Jina, the Perfect One. This is the summary of the second group of the Anuttaropapātika-daśā.