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## Seventh Chapter
The seven glorious ones, **Chakshusman**, **Yashasvi**, and **Prasenajit**, were known for their dark complexion like the Priyangu flower. **Chandrama** was known for his fair complexion like the moon, and the remaining ten were radiant like molten gold. These fourteen kings were protectors of righteousness, employing the three types of punishments: **Ha**, **Ma**, and **Dhik**. They were like fathers to their subjects and possessed great brilliance.
Thus, I have described the origin of all the **Kulakaras**. Now, O King, listen to the story of **Adi Nath**, the son of **Nabhi Raja**, which destroys all sins.
**The Story of Shikharin**
Though the entire world is filled with six non-artificial substances, it is only through the influence of the divine knowledge of the **Arhat** that the wise have understood it. For the light of the **Jina**, the sun of eternal and prosperous dawn, destroys the dense darkness surrounding the substances like time, in an instant.
Thus ends the seventh chapter of the **Hari Vamsa Purana**, composed by **Jina Sena Acharya**, which describes the origin of time and the **Kulakaras**, from the collection of the **Arishta Nemipuraana**.