The editor says this shows Amoghavarṣa was a disciple of Bhagavat Jinasenācārya, and that…

The editor says this shows Amoghavarṣa was a disciple of Bhagavat Jinasenācārya, and that Mahāvīrācārya, author of the Gaṇitasārasaṅgraha, also confirms that he followed the syādvāda doctrine. The Jayadhavalā, the commentary on the famous Siddhānta work, was composed in Amoghavarṣa's reign (Śaka 759, Vikrama 894, 837 CE). A verse of the Ratnamālikā, which names as its author King Amoghavarṣa, who gave up his kingdom out of discernment, shows that in his last years, with detachment awakened, he left royal pleasures and devoted himself to the welfare of the soul.

Why it is kept for review: The author's date (the reign of Amoghavarṣa I).

इसी अमोघवर्ष के शासनकाल में ही प्रसिद्द सिद्दान्त ग्रन्थ की टीका जयधवला को (श.सं. 759 वि.सं 894 इर्.स. 837) रचना हुइर् थी। रत्नमालिका के निम्न शलोक से यह भी स्पष्ट है कि अंतिम वय में अमोघवर्ष वैराग्य जागृति से राजय भोग छोडकर आत्मकल्याण में संलग्न हुआ था।