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## Chapter Sixteen
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**118** The World Teacher, the Lord Vrishabhadeva, taught his sons, Bharat and others, various scriptures, including the Amnaya, in a systematic manner, with due respect and humility.
**119** The Lord taught Bharat the science of economics and the art of dance, with detailed explanations and comprehensive chapters.
**120** The Lord Vrishabhadeva taught his son Vrishabhasena the Gandharva Shastra, which included music, dance, and other arts, and comprised over a hundred chapters.
**121** He taught his son Anantavijaya the art of painting, which included numerous chapters and encompassed all forms of art.
**122** He taught his son Anantavijaya the science of architecture and the art of building, which included many chapters and various aspects.
**123-124** He taught his son Bahubali the science of love, the characteristics of men and women, Ayurveda, Dhanurveda, the science of horses and elephants, and the art of gem testing, all through detailed and extensive chapters.
**125** What is the need to elaborate further? In short, the Lord Adinath taught all the scriptures that benefited the world to his sons.
**126** Just as the brilliance of the sun, naturally radiant, intensifies during autumn, so too did the brilliance of Lord Vrishabhadeva, who had illuminated all knowledge, become even more extraordinary.
**127** Surrounded by his sons, who had mastered all knowledge, Lord Vrishabhadeva shone like the sun in autumn, adorned with its rays.
**128** The Lord Vrishabhadeva, surrounded by his beloved sons and wives, spent a long time enjoying divine pleasures.
**129** Thus, the Lord's Kumarakala, a period of twenty lakh years, came to an end, as narrated by the great sages.