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Time-Decision.
He has given the time of the completion of his other book 'Dharmaparyiksha' in this way:
"In the year 1070 of the Vikram era, this refuted opinion has been completed, the Jainendra Dharma, with the help of logic."
In this verse, although, the completion of the book is mentioned in Vikram Samvat 1070 and it is not given any name like the year of ascension to heaven or the year of death; yet, reading this verse in the light of the first verse, there is no doubt in this matter that Acharya Amitagati has used the prevalent Vikram Samvat in his books and he considered it to be the year of Vikram's death. Mentioning the year of Vikram's death along with the Samvat or not mentioning it was the same thing, it made no difference. The mention of the reign of Munja in the first verse is even more supportive of this matter; because, it is found in history that Munja was enthroned in the prevalent Vikram Samvat 1050. And therefore, it cannot be said that Amitagati has mentioned a different Vikram Samvat in his aforementioned verses than the prevalent Vikram Samvat. Saying so would mean that the birth Samvat 1130 or the reign Samvat 1112 would have been prevalent at the time of death Samvat 1050 and there is no evidence in history of Munja being alive till that time. It is also found that Raja Bhoja, the successor of Munja, died before Vikram Samvat 1112.
Although, the idea of the people adopting the year of his death after Vikram's death seems a bit less, and it may be that Amitagati and others understood it as the year of death.