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Swami Samantabhadra.
It is clear from this that the compilation of Samantabhadra's works—the embodiment of his words—was not done under the influence of any trivial attachment or aversion. It was done for the sake of the Acharya's generosity and foresight, and it contains both his faith and his knowledge of qualities. At the same time, it is also evident that the purpose of Samantabhadra's works is great, for the benefit of the world, and almost none of his specific statements seem to have been made without a good examination of their merits and demerits. _ From all this, it appears that Samantabhadra was highly esteemed and revered in the world because of all these qualities, and he established his unique fame in various countries. Undoubtedly, he was a sage, an abode of excellent qualities, blameless, and his glory illuminated the three worlds, or the three divisions of India, the north, the south, and the middle—his fame spread everywhere; as found in the following verse by the poet Narasimha Bhatta:
Samantabhadram sadbodham stuve varagunalayam | Nirmalam yadyashaskantan babhuva bhuvanatrayam || 2 ||
-Jinashatakatika. Because of all these revered qualities, Samantabhadra was particularly adorned with the title 'Swami' in the world. People used to call him 'Swami', 'Swamiji', and even great Acharyas and scholars