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## Ninth Chapter
**169**
**40.** The people, having attained true happiness through the six karmas, were extremely pleased and declared that era as the Krita Yuga.
**41.** Indra and the other gods, having arrived, performed the coronation of Lord Rishabhadeva and bestowed upon the people the greatest prosperity.
**42.** Ayodhya, filled with virtuous people, Vinita, and Saketa, renowned for its sanctity, were all flourishing at that time.
**43.** Lord Rishabhadeva, the friend of the world, appointed those who were the eldest and knowledgeable in the lineage of the Ikshvaku Kshatriyas to protect the land.
**44.** The rulers of the Kuru country were called Kuru, their rule was strict, and those who ruled justly and protected the people were called Bhoj.
**45.** Besides these, many other kings were established who delighted the people. At that time, the land was adorned by the Kuru princes, such as Shreyans, Soma Prabha, and others.
**46.** After that, eighty-three lakhs of years passed from the birth of the Lord, who enjoyed divine pleasures bestowed by the gods.
**47.** Seeing the dancer, Neelajansa, dancing for Indra, Lord Rishabhadeva, due to the lack of understanding of the true meaning of knowledge, became detached.
**48.** The objects that were previously the cause of attachment in this world, now became the cause of peace due to the cessation of the internal cause.
**49.** The objects that previously caused confusion in the mind, now became the producers of peace when the time for peace arrived.
**50.** Having renounced the desire for pleasures and being ashamed of himself for being attached to them for a long time, Lord Rishabhadeva pondered in his mind: "Oh, what a strange thing it is for the embodied beings of the world! They are subject to their own karmas, and others become subject to them."
**51-52.** This dancer, adorned with various limbs of acting, is dancing with gestures and emotions, showing appropriate emotions, with the intention that Indra will be pleased by my dance, and by his pleasure, I will be able to attain greater happiness.