Study of Titthogaliya

Author(s): Dalsukh Malvania
Publisher: Z_Jinvijay_Muni_Abhinandan_Granth_012033.pdf

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Eulogy of 24 Tirthankaras and various information about them (305) regarding their previous last birth as gods (306), their other contemporary Tirthankaras (313), Varna (colour), Samsthana (358), Table of Tirthankars and Cakri (359), Height (362) Age (372), Vamsa (383), Gotra (384), names of those who became king or Cakri and who did not accept the kingdom (385) Rsabha was born at the end of Susama-Dusama and the rest in (4) Dusama-Susama (388), kingship or otherwise in previous birth (389), Sruta (390), place (391) and time of Diksha (392), companions at the time of Diksha (393), penances at the time of Diksha (399), when they attained Kevalajnana (402), place where they attained it (405), Caityavrksas (407), Month of attaining Kevaljnana (411), Naksatra and Paksa (413), the day (413), the time, (417), penances before becoming Kevali (419), Samavasarana (421), Preaching (446), about pratikramana (447), Samaiya etc. (449), number of Ganadharas and the name of the first Ganadhara (450), names of the first nuns (463), number of pupils, names of kings and parents (471), Antarakala (494), Tirthaviccheda (522), time of Liberation (524), position at that time (551). penance at the time (555), place (558), next life for their parents (563) description of Cakri (565), Ardhacakri, Kesavas and Baladevas (572), Pratisatru (606), condition at the concluding period of Dusama-Susa ma (614). When there remained three years, eight months and one paksa of Dusama-susama, Tirthankaras in different lands were liberated (615), on the same day Palaka was enthroned (616), then the following are mentioned inbetween the Nirvana and Saka
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Palaka reigned for Nandas Maruya Pusamitta Balamitta-Bhanumitta Nahasena Gardhabha
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605 years and five months after the V.N. Saka became the king (619). 1323 years after Saka (i.e.V.N. 1928) in Kusumapura (Pataliputra) Dutthabuddhi (Kalki) will be born. His misdeeds are enumerated (625.); about Caturmukha (Kalki) king it is said that for satisfaction of his greed he will dig out the Stupas (631-), Lonadevi's story (637-), Nagara devata's intervention (651-), Floods in rivers Ganges etc. and destruction due to that (658), construction of new city by the king and for sometime his good behaviour (672-). After fifty years of good behaviour again Kalki adopts his old tactics to harass the monks (674-) Acarya Padivata (678-), Kalki's death at the age of 86 in V.N. 2,000 (685), Kalki's son Datta's enthronement by Indra (686), for a little less than 20000 years there will be regard for Sangha (689) the birth of Sokka, his son Jiyasattu, his grandson Meghaghosa and at the end there will be Vimalvahana king (690).