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## The Forty-Seventh Chapter
Then, due to the separation from her son, Sarvadayita, after being condemned by the women, died and attained a male birth. || 212 || After that, Samudradatta also arrived with his caravan. Hearing about his wife's situation, he condemned his brother. || 213 || Who could tolerate the act of the श्रेष्ठी (wealthy merchant) who, without any fault, prevented his wife from entering the house? || 214 ||
"While I am the elder and worthy, why has this श्रेष्ठी become the श्रेष्ठी in my presence?" Thus, Vaishravana, the श्रेष्ठी, was angry. || 215 || Vaishravana, Sagardatta, and Samudradatta were all filled with envy. || 216 ||
The Acharya says that envy in the case of difficult austerities is sometimes good for people, but not in other cases. One day, the श्रेष्ठी Sarvadayita asked Jitshatru, "Why do you resemble Samudradatta? Why is your form similar to his? And why have you come to the assembly?" Then, Jitshatru narrated the story of his arrival in detail. || 217-218 ||
Seeing the ring on his hand, the श्रेष्ठी was certain that "This is my nephew, no one else." Remembering his own and his brother-in-law's lack of consideration (acting without thinking), he gave Jitshatru his daughter, Sarvashri, a lot of wealth, and the position of श्रेष्ठी, and became detached. || 219-220 ||
At that time, Jayadhama, the Vidyadhara who raised Jitshatru, his wife Jayabhama, Jayasena, and Jayadatta, his wives, Vaishravana's wife Sagardatta, and Vaishravana's sister Vaishravana, and many others attained self-knowledge. Along with them, the श्रेष्ठी went to the Muni Rativara and practiced restraint. || 221-222 ||
Having attained the Muni Rativara and practiced restraint for a long time, all of them eventually attained the heavenly realm. || 223 ||