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## Seventh Chapter
**243**
The promise made by the Kulankara was accepted by all, and they all happily settled in their respective palaces.
Just as the words of a Guru are accepted, so too were the words of the Kulankara accepted by the people. Therefore, he was known as Pratiśruti on Earth.
This Pratiśruti Kulankara lived for one-tenth of a Palyā, produced a son named Sanmati, and at the end of his life, ascended to heaven.
Sanmati Kulankara protected the traditions of his father, was highly respected by the people, and was a master of many arts. Therefore, he was known as Sanmati.
This Sanmati lived for one-hundredth of a Palyā, produced a son named Kṣemaṅkara, and ascended to heaven.
During his time, the people were afraid of lions and tigers. He brought them peace and prosperity, and therefore, he was known as Kṣemaṅkara.
This lord of the people lived for one-thousandth of a Palyā, produced a son named Kṣemaṇdhara, and ascended to heaven.
This Kṣemaṇdhara protected the traditions of his father and lived for ten thousandth of a Palyā. He produced a son named Sīmaṅkara and ascended to heaven. During his time, the number of Kalpa trees decreased, and the greedy people started fighting amongst themselves. He established boundaries for them, and therefore, he was known by the meaningful name Sīmaṅkara.
This Sīmaṇdhara lived for one-hundred thousandth of a Palyā and ascended to heaven. His son, who was also named Sīmaṇdhara, lived for ten millionth of a Palyā and ascended to heaven.
His son, Vipulavāhana, used to ride large elephants and play on them. Therefore, he was known by the name Vipulavāhana.
This Vipulavāhana lived for one-hundred millionth of a Palyā and ascended to heaven. His son was named Cakṣuṣmān.
Previously, parents used to die without seeing the face and eyes of their children. But during his time, parents started dying after seeing the face and eyes of their children. This caused some fear among the people, but he removed all their fears. Therefore, the people who lived for a longer time called him Cakṣuṣmān.
This Cakṣuṣmān, who was praised by all, lived for one billionth of a Palyā, enjoyed great pleasures, and then ascended to heaven.