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..The Fifth Chapter
113. Just as a thirsty chatak bird is extremely fond of water falling from the clouds, and a blind man is extremely fond of the best medicine that removes the darkness of blindness, in the same way, Mahabala, who is driven by the time-bound opportunity like a messenger for a woman seeking liberation, will be extremely fond of the right Dharma after being enlightened by you. 218-219. The first dream that King Mahabala saw, consider it as an indication of the abundance he will attain in his future births, and the second dream, consider it as an indication of the extreme decline of his lifespan. 220. It is certain that only one month of his life remains, therefore, O noble one, for his welfare, act quickly, do not be negligent. 221. Saying this, and giving blessings to the minister Swayambuddha, the sky-walking Muni named Aditya-Gati disappeared along with his companion Arinjaya. 222. Swayambuddha, who was somewhat disturbed after hearing the Muni's words, also returned quickly to explain to Mahabala. 223. And immediately, going to Mahabala, he saw him sitting in anticipation and began to narrate all the words of the Rishi-raja, from the beginning to the end of the dream's results. 224. After that, he also gave this advice: "O wise one, this Dharma spoken by the Jina-endras is the destroyer of the lineage of all sorrows, therefore, fix your mind on it, follow it." 225. The wise Mahabala, knowing the fear of his lifespan from Swayambuddha, fixed his mind on abandoning the body - adopting Samadhi-death, in accordance with the Dharma. 226. The extremely prosperous king, performing the Ashtahika Maha-yajna with devotion in the Jina-mandir in the garden of his house, began to spend his days there. 227. He entrusted his prosperous kingdom to his son named Atibala, and after consulting with the ministers and all the people, he attained supreme independence. 228. After that, he quickly reached the supremely revered Siddha-kutta Chaityalaya. There, he worshipped the Siddha images and fearlessly took Sannyasa. 229. The wise Mahabala, in the presence of his Guru, renounced food, water, and the body for the rest of his life. 230.
1. Janmanandha. 2. Andhamanandha karanamanandhakarana tasmin. 3. Karana paramaaushadham a. 4. Swalpattvam. 5. Nishchitamba, sa. 6. Cheshtam kuru. 7. Amanda. 8. Uktva. 9. Tiroshanam. 10. Aashirvada datva. - Rasha sya ba. 11. Tanmatam ma, 50, ta. Tavabhishttam. Dharmavruddhimiti yavat. 12. Nijapuram pratyagatah. 13. Hanta sambodhane, he mahabala. 14. Pataka. 15. Shikshamakarot. 16. Anayat. - Mahapayan ba, sa. 17. Santosham nitva. 18. Sannyasanam akarot. 19. Pratijna.
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