Book Title: 24 Characters of Tirthankara
Author(s): Harshshilvijay, Kulshilvijay
Publisher: Aatmashreya Prakashan

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________________ Having height of 150 bows God passed 2.5 lacs purva in bloom of life. He passed 6.5 lacs purva and twenty four purvāng in lordship. On request of Lokantik deities God began 'Varsidan'. On thirteenth day of dark half of Paush (Margashirsh) month in Anuradha constellation along with thousands of deities and men sitting in Manorama palanquin, God pursued initiation. Immediately he attained Manparyavgyan. On the next day he broke his fats at the place of King Somdutt at Padmakhand city. The deities rejoiced in sky with five divyas on this occasion. He wandered for three months as Chhadmastha. At Sahastramra forest under Punag tree God was meditating. He vowed for two days fast. He attained Kevalgyan on the seventh day of dark half of Phalgun (Magh) month, in Anuradha constellation. The deities constructed place of sermons. He was facing towards East side. He started his lecture on 'Asuchi' feelings. Many souls became renunciatory after listening to his lecture and pursued initiation. He established 'Chaturvidhsangh'. He had Dutta etc. ninety three ganadhars. In God Chandraprabhu Swami's administration, Vijay was the adhishthayakdev and Bhrukuti was the adhishthāyakādevi. Both were having vehicle of swan. God Chandraprabhu Swami's family was as under: Jain Education International For Private 84ersonal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org

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