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## Second Class
There are thirteen studies in the Second Class, which are as follows:
1. **Dīrgha-sena**, 2. **Mahā-sena**, 3. **Laṣṭa-danta** (Laṭṭha-danta), 4. **Gūḍha-danta**, 5. **Śuddha-danta**, 6. **Halla**, 7. **Druma**, 8. **Druma-sena**, 9. **Mahā-druma-sena**, 10. **Siṁha**, 11. **Siṁha-sena**, 12. **Mahā-siṁha-sena**, 13. **Puṇya-sena** (Puṇya-sena or Pūrṇa-sena).
Venerable Sir! If the Śramaṇa, the Jina Mahāvīra, who attained Nirvāṇa, has spoken of thirteen studies in the Second Class of the Anuttaraupapātika-daśā, then, Venerable Sir! What meaning has the Śramaṇa, the Jina Mahāvīra, who attained Nirvāṇa, spoken of for the first study in the Second Class? Dīrgha-sena, etc.
Jambū! In that time and at that time, there was a city called Rājagṛha. There was a Guṇasīlaka Caitya. The king there was Śreṇika. The queen was Dhāriṇī Devī. She saw a dream of a lion. One should know the birth, childhood, and acquisition of arts, etc., similar to Jālī Kumāra. The special thing is that the Kumāra's name was Dīrgha-sena.
The rest of the description is the same as Jālī Kumāra. Until he ends all suffering.
In this way, there were thirteen princes in the city of Rājagṛha. Their father was Śreṇika and their mother was Dhāriṇī. The initiation ceremony of the thirteen Kumāras was at the age of sixteen. In sequence, they were born in two Vijaya Vimānas, two Vaijayanta Vimānas, two Jayanta Vimānas, two Aparājita Vimānas, and the remaining five, Mahā-druma-sena, etc., in the Sarvārtha-siddha Vimāna.
Jambū! In this way, the Śramaṇa, the Jina Mahāvīra, who attained Nirvāṇa, has spoken of this meaning for the Second Class of the Anuttaraupapātika-daśā.
One should understand that there is a one-month Sanlekhanā in both classes.
**Discussion** - After the completion of the First Class, Śrī Jambūsvāmī respectfully requested Śrī Sudharmasvāmī - Bhagavan! What meaning has the Śramaṇa, the Jina, who attained liberation, expounded for the Second Class of the Anuttaraupapātika-daśā? In response to the question, Sudharmasvāmī said - O Jambū! The Śramaṇa, the Jina, who attained liberation, has expounded thirteen studies in the Second Class of the Anuttaraupapātika-daśā. The thirteen princes were the sons of King Śreṇika and Queen Dhāriṇī Devī. These thirteen Maharshis practiced restraint for sixteen years each and were born in the Anuttar Vimānas.
The description taken here is taken in brief, because the description here is similar to that of Meghakumāra in the 'Jñātādharmākathāṅgasūtra'. The details about this have already been given in the first study. Therefore, those who wish to know more should study the first study of the said sūtra.
One thing to note here is that the twenty-three monks mentioned in both classes of this sūtra performed a one-month Pādap-op-agaman Anashan and then they were born in the said Anuttar Vimānas.
1. Dīrgha-sena and Mahā-sena
2. Laṣṭa-danta and Gūḍha-danta
3. Śuddha-danta and Halla
4. Druma and Druma-sena