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20] [Jīkālibāsita 3. Tīrthankarasiddha - Those who become Siddhas after establishing a Tirtha are Tīrthankarasiddhas / For example, in this Avasarpini Kāla, from Ṛṣabhadev to Mahāvīra Svāmī, twenty-four Tīrthankaras are Tīrthankarasiddhas. 4. Pratīrthankarasiddha - Those who become Siddhas after being ordinary Kevalis are Atīrthankarasiddhas / For example, an ordinary Kevali. 5. Svayambaddha Siddha - Those who become Siddhas by attaining enlightenment through their own knowledge of jātismaraṇa etc. without the teachings of another are Svayambaddha Siddhas / For example, Nāmirajṛṣi / / 6. Pratiyakbuddhasiddha - Those who become Siddhas by attaining enlightenment on their own after seeing any external cause are Pratiyakbuddhasiddhas / For example, Karakaṇḍu etc. / Although both Svayambaddha and Pratiyakbuddhasiddhas attain enlightenment without the teachings of another, there is a difference between them in terms of the external cause. Svayambuddhas attain enlightenment without any external cause, while Pratiyakbuddhas attain enlightenment after seeing external causes like a bull, cloud, tree etc. ' Svayambuddhas and Pratiyakbuddhas also differ in terms of their Upādhi, Śruta and Linga. There are two types of Svayambuddhas - Tīrthankara and different from Tīrthankara / Tīrthankaras fall under Tīrthankarasiddhas, therefore, here one should understand the authority of Svayambuddhas different from Tīrthankaras. Svayambuddhas have twelve types of Upādhi, while Pratiyakbuddhas have two types at the lowest and nine types at the highest, excluding Vastra. Svayambuddhas have both Pūrvādhiita Śruta and not. If they have it, then the Devatā provides them with a Veṣa (Linga) or they go to a Guru and wear the Muni Veṣa / If they are capable of living alone and desire to live alone, then they live alone, otherwise, they live as Gacchvāsīs / If they do not have Pūrvādhiita Śruta, then according to the rule, they live as Gacchvāsīs wearing the Muni Veṣa in the presence of a Guru. Pratiyakbuddhas have Pūrvādhiita Śruta according to the rule / At the lowest, eleven Angas and at the highest, ten Pūrvādhiita Śruta is less than the previous / The Devatā gives them the Munilinga or they may also remain without a Linga. 7. Buddhabodhitasiddha - Those who become Siddhas after attaining enlightenment from a teacher etc. are Buddhabodhitasiddhas / For example, Jambū etc. 1. Patteya - Buddhas who contemplate the external cause like a bull etc. and attain enlightenment through external perception are Patteya Buddhas. Patteya Buddhas have two types of rules at the lowest and nine types at the highest, according to the rule, they are Pauṛaṇavajja / Svayambuddhas have Pūrvādhiita Śruta, if they do not have it, then they wear the Linga according to the rule in the presence of a Guru, if they are capable of living alone and desire to do so, then they live alone, otherwise, they live in a Gaccha / Patteya Buddhas have Pūrvādhiita Śruta according to the rule, at the lowest eleven Angas and at the highest, ten Pūrvādhiita Śruta is less than the previous / The Devatā gives them the Linga or they may also remain without a Linga /