Monk and Monarch

Author(s): Vidyavijay
Publisher: Deepchand Banthia

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of Jyeshtha, V. S. 1639, that he reached Fatehpur. Along with the Suri were 67 other monks, chief of whom were Vimalharsha Upadhyaya, Shantichandragani, Pandit Somavijay, Sahajsagargani, Sinhvimalgani, Gunavijay, Gunasagar, Kanakvijay, Dharmasi Rishi, Mansagar, Ratnachandra, Rishi Kahno, Hemavijay, Rishi Jagmal, Ratnakushal, Ramvijay, Bhanvijay, Kirtivijay, Hansavijay, Jasavijay, Jayvijay, Labhvijay, Munivijay, Dhamavijay, Munivimal, Muni Jasavijay. Out of these, some were grammarians, some were logicians, some were debators, some were preachers, some were philosophers, some were poets, and so on.
At the gates of the city he was greeted by the whole Sangha. He first stayed for a day and night at the grand house of the wealthy Jaganmalla Kachhavah.10