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maritonous part of his moral exercise He added that for the sale of Manka's instruction he had composed the Dašavaikā. hla Sutra, but now the object being attained, he would cause hus work to deppar (89 190). The disciples, however, moved the Sangha to solut Šayvambhava that he should publish the Disavarkaltha Sayvambhay a complying with their wishes, that work has been preserved (101-105) At last Sayambhuva dhed, has mg appointed Yusobhadra no his suc* sur (106, 107)
CANTO THE SIXTH
After a most exemplary life of an astetie and a teacher Ya obludra died laying the management of the Church to Is disciples Bhadrabilu and Simbhutav java (1-1) Four traders of Ragela who had grown up together took dil sä under Bhadrabin and became most zealous monks They spirated and wandered about till the cold season when they returned to Rajagrha (515). In the afternoon, after laying collated alms, they left the town for the Vaibhara hill When the evening fm, one of them had got to a mountaincase another to the park. the third near the park, the Inst not far from the town They put up for the night at the places which they had severally renhed, and there they were killed by The one on the lull died in the first exposure to the cold watch of the night where the cold was most intense, he in the park died in the second watch and so on, as the cold decreased as one approaches the town (16-21)
The founding of Pātaliputra,
Uday succeeded his father Kumika in the reign of Campi Everything in his resideney brought back to him the memory of his deceased father, and rendered him exceedingly sad His ministers, therefore per-unded hum to found a new capital, just as Kumka had founded Campã, after
1 For other legends on the founding of the eits of Pataliputra, see Kathi Sarit Sigara, Vol 1, pp 15, 16, Pilgrimage of Faluan (Calcutta, 1818), p 257 ff
| SR No. | 010713 |
| Book Title | Sthaviravali Charitra or Parisista Parva |
| Original Sutra Author | N/A |
| Author | Hermann Jacobi |
| Publisher | Asiatic Society |
| Publication Year | 1932 |
| Total Pages | 467 |
| Language | Sanskrit, Hindi |
| Classification | Book_Devnagari |
| File Size | 12 MB |