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## Anuttaroupapatikadasha
## Jambhukumar
Jambhukumar was named by Sudharma Swami. Jambhukumar's mind was awakened to detachment by the divine words of Sudharma Swami. Although Jambhukumar was unattached, he was forced to accept marriage due to the intense insistence of his parents. He was married to the daughters of eight wealthy merchants.
On the first night of his marriage, Jambhukumar was giving advice to his eight newlywed wives. At that time, a thief named Prabhav came to steal. He was also enlightened by hearing Jambhukumar's words of detachment.
501 thieves, 8 wives, 16 parents of the wives, 2 parents of Jambhukumar, and Jambhukumar himself - a total of 528 people took initiation together from Sudharma.
Jambhukumar lived as a householder for 16 years, as a recluse for 20 years, and in the Kevali state for 44 years. After living for 80 years, Jambhuswami established Prabhav on his seat and became a Siddha, Buddha, and liberated. He was the last Kevali of this Avasarpini.
## Anga
The Jain scriptures directly spoken by the Jinas and compiled by the Ganadharas are called Angas. Eleven Angas, from Acharanga to Vipakshrut, still exist today. However, the twelfth Anga, called "Drishtivad", is currently unavailable. After the fourteenth Purvadhara Acharya Bhadrabahu and the tenth Purvadhara Vajraswami, all the previous scriptures, that is, all of "Drishtivad", were lost.
## Antakrid Dasha
This is the eighth Anga-sutra, which beautifully describes the life of ascetics who achieve complete self-realization in their present lifetime by developing their soul to the fullest and ultimately become liberated.
## Anuttaroupapatikadasha
This is the ninth Anga-sutra, which beautifully describes the life of ascetics of the thirty-three Mahapurushas. It gives a detailed account of the great ascetic practices of the blessed Anugara. The men described in this Anga are Anuttaroupapati, meaning they were born in the Vijay etc. Anuttar Vimanas and will achieve Siddha, Buddha, and liberation in the future after one birth, that is, a human birth.
## Gunashilka (Gunashil) Chaitya
There was a Chaitya (garden) outside the city of Rajgriha in the Ishaan direction.
There will be many other gardens outside Rajgriha, but Lord Mahavira resided only in the Gunashilka garden.
Hundreds of Shramans and Shramanis and thousands of Shravaks and Shravikas gathered here in front of the Lord. The present-day "Gunava", which is about three miles from the Nawada station, is believed to be the ancient Gunashilka Chaitya.