Samavayangasuttam

Author(s): Ashok Kumar Singh
Publisher: B L Institute of Indology

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comprehensive indeterminate as well as determinate knowledge by twenty-three Seers, Seers of Bharat region, knowing the eleven Anga scriptures in their previous birth, Rşabha, the knower of fourteen Pūrvas, Seers as territorial rulers in their previous births, 23[2] life-span of some, infernal beings on Gem-lustre; Thick Dark-lustre; demon gods; gods in the paradises Saudharma; Iśāna; Acyuta and in lower of the middle Graiveyaka paradise.
24. 24[1] Names of the Seers of the present descending half-cycle, length of
bow-strings of Kșulla Himavanta, mountains with peak (śikhari), paradises with lord of gods, length of man's shadow produced by sun during northward course, extension of major rivers, Gangā and Sindhu, Raktā and Raktavatī, at the place of their origin, 24[2] life-span of some, infernal beings on Gem-lustre; Thick Dark-lustre; demon gods; gods in the paradises Saudharma; Išāna;Acyuta and in lower of the upper Graiveyaka paradise.
25. 25[1] Practical accessories of the five vows of the first and the last Seers,
height of, Seer Malli; all the major Vaitādhya mountains, depth of major Vaitādhya mountains below the surface, infernal dwellings on the second earth, chapters with appendices of Ācārānga, sub-species of physiquemaking karma bound by the soul with wrong faith etc., origin of great rivers Gangā, Sindhu, Raktā, Raktavatī, sections of the fourteenth Pūrva Lokabindusāra, 25[2] life-span of some, infernal beings on Gem-lustre; Thick Dark-lustre; demon gods; gods in the paradises Saudharma; Išāna; in lower of the middle Graiveyaka paradise.
26. 26[1] Sum of lectures of three canonical texts: Daśā, Kalpa and Vyavahāra,
sub-species of the deluding karma, 26[2] life-span of some, infernal beings on Gem-lustre; thick Dark-lustre; demon gods; gods in the paradises Saudharma; īśāna and in middle of the middle Graiveyaka paradise.
27. 27[1] Virtues of mendicants, constellations causing months etc. in the
continent of Jambūdvīpa,nights and days in astral months; thickness of