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The Muni-life and the Emergency. 93. Devprasad had informed, but the king was not satisfied. On the fourth day, when even more food was left over, the king's suspicion grew and on the fifth day, he ordered his army to surround the temple and open the door. When there was a lot of noise due to the opening of the door, Samantabhadra experienced an upsurge (upsarga) and, until the upsurge subsided, he renounced all food and drink and, completely abandoning attachment to his body, began to praise the twenty-four Tirthankaras, including Shri Vrishabha, with great devotion and single-minded concentration. While praising, when Samantabhadra had praised the eighth Tirthankara, Shri Chandraprabha Swami, well and looked towards Bhimalinga, he saw, by the power of some divine force, a radiant, golden, large image of the Arhat Bhagwan, with the moon-crest, appearing there, along with vibhuti. Seeing this, Samantabhadra opened the door and became engrossed in praising the remaining Tirthankaras. As soon as the door opened, seeing this great event, King Shiva koti was very surprised and, along with his younger brother 'Shivayana', prostrated himself at the feet of the Yogiraj Shri Samantabhadra. After praising up to Shri Vardhamana Mahavira, Samantabhadra raised his hand and blessed them both. After that, hearing the detailed form of Dharma, the king became detached from worldly possessions, body, and pleasures and, giving his kingdom to his son 'Shrikant', he took Jain initiation along with 'Shivayana' near those Muni Maharajas. And many more...
1 This praise is called 'Swayambhustotra'.