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Seventy Ganadharas, adorned with various auspicious qualities, are present near Rishabhadeva in the Harivamsha Purana. These, starting with Vrishabhasena, are shining near the great Prabhu. ||37|| O beloved! Here, the Kevali, the Jata-dhari, Bahubali, is present. This Muni, having attained the state of liberation, is surrounded by his brothers and shines like a banyan tree surrounded by many trees. ||38|| O Devi! Here, our father, the Muni-raja, Soma-prabhu, adorned with the Lakshmi of tapas, is shining with his younger brother, Shreyans. ||39|| Here, your father, the great king, Akampan, is absorbed in tapas with a thousand sons and is shining with the glory of tapas. ||40|| O beloved! Here, these great kings, starting with Durmarshan, who fought in your swayamvara, are performing tapas with peaceful minds. ||41|| O beloved! This is Brahmi, the foremost of all Aryikas, and this is Sundari. Both of them defeated Kamadeva in their maidenhood. ||42|| Here, Bharat Chakravarti is seated near the Jina, along with many kings, and on the other side, his queens, starting with Subhadra, are present. ||43|| O beloved! Look, look, what a wonder! These, who are mutually hostile, are sitting together like friends. ||44|| Thus, showing the great assembly of the Arhant to his beloved, Sulochana, the knower of dharma, Kumar descended from the sky, praised the Jina, and sat down respectfully near the Chakravarti. Sulochana went and sat near Subhadra. ||45-46|| Jayakumar's moha was very subtle, so he attained the knowledge of right faith, right knowledge, and right conduct, the three jewels of enlightenment, by hearing the nectar of dharma, which was a detailed story, there. ||47|| Then, the extremely intelligent Jayakumar, breaking the strong bond of affection, explained to Sulochana, gave his kingdom to his son, Anantavirya, and, even though the Chakravarti, who was attached to affection, tried to stop him, he took initiation near the Jina, along with his younger brother, Vijay. ||48-49|| At that time, along with Jayakumar, one hundred and eight kings renounced their wives, sons, friends, and kingdoms and took initiation. ||50|| Sulochana, knowing the nature of the wicked world, took white clothes along with her co-wives, and Brahmi and Sundari also took initiation. ||51||