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While residing in the Dhārā region and being influenced by the Dhārā Bhatṭārakas, Āśādhara may have considered it against his etiquette and ethics to directly oppose this immediate work due to any wrong thing. However, in both cases, whether before 1296 or after, this commentary appears to have been written during the time of Paṇḍit Āśādhara.
However, if the aforementioned commentary on 'Samādhiśataka' was not written by Ratna Kīrti's successor or Prabhācandra, a resident of Dhārā, or if this mention of the lineage and succession in relation to Ratna Kīrti's successor Prabhācandra is incorrect, then this commentary must have been written by Prabhācandra, the 113th disciple of 'Naya Kīrti', or Prabhācandra, the 13th Vidya Guru of 'Śruta Muni'. The time of both is also almost the same. Therefore, regardless of who wrote this commentary among these four Prabhācandras, as proven above, there is no doubt that it was not written before the 13th century Vikram Samvat.
It seems appropriate to reveal here that it is said about Dr. Bhāṇḍārkar and Mr. Peterson that they have written this commentary as being written by Prabhācandra, who lived in 1316 VS. Although, these reports of these scholars are not before us, nor is it known which Ācārya they have written this Prabhācandra as a disciple of, which provides an opportunity for special consideration; yet, it is clear that their intention in writing this could never be that they wrote this commentary as being written in 1316 VS or that it indicated that these Prabhācandras did not exist in the years before 1316 VS. It is possible that the clear time of its composition, 1316 VS, was given in the praise of some work written by these Prabhācandras, and from that, they were given the name Prabhācandra, who lived in 1316. Prabhācandra, the 15th, about whom there is a special presumption of this commentary being his, was present in 1316 VS. The possibility of Prabhācandra, the 12th and 133rd, being present at that time is also found. In such a situation, there is no difference in their writing from what has been decided here. Therefore.