Samavayangasuttam

SR No.: 006941
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Ashok Kumar Singh
Publisher: B L Institute of Indology
Publication Year: 2012
Total Pages: 498
Language: English, Sanskrit
Classification: Book_English & agam_samvayang
File Size: 9 MB

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similar rank of lord Iśāna; sun-rise in north direction.
81. Observance of nine nine-day mendicant vows; telepaths of Seer Kunthu;
sections of Vyākhyāprajñapti.
82. Entering and leaving the zodiacal sign by sun in Jambūdvīpa; carrying
away of foetus of Mahāvīra; distance between top edges of mountain Mahāhimavanta and bottom edge of stratum Saugandhika etc.
83. Carrying away of foetus of Mahāvīra; groups, direct-disciples of Seer
Šītala; salvation of elder monk Manditaputra; age of initiation of Seer Rsabha; attainment of omniscience by emperor Bharat.
84. Number of hellish abodes; age of salvation of, Seer Rşabha; Bharat,
Bāhubali; Brāhmī; Sundarī; Seer Śreyānsa and Vāsudeva Tripistha; number of gods with similar rank of lord Sakra; height of, outer Meru mountains of Jambūdvīpa; Añjanaka mountains, perimeter of the bow-sticks of the bow-strings of the Harivarsa and Ramyakvarşa regions; distance between top and bottom edge of horizontal stratum Pañkabahula of Jambūdvīpa; sum of padas in Vyākhyāprajñapti; number of, dwellings of snake prince; Prakīrņaka texts; species of birth; multiplications of beginning from number units pūrva etc. to the highest Sīrsaprahelikā; groups, direct
disciples; monks of Seer Rsabha; abodes of Vaimānika gods. 85. Sections with appendices of Ācārānga; height of peaks of both Meru
mountains of Dhātakī region; spherical mountain of continent Rucaka; distance between bottom edges of (divine) forest/park Nandana and
horizontal stratum Saugandhika. 86. Groups, direct-disciples of Seer Suvidhi Puspadanta; disputants of Seer
Supārsva; distance between edges of middle of Sugar lustre and bottom of second Cloud Ocean.
87. Distance between ends, eastern of mount Meru and western of dwelling
mountain Gostūpa; southern of Meru and northern of dwelling mountain