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## Chapter 30
The daughters of the king of Shravasti, Aniputra, Priyangu Sundari, having heard the news of the tapaswis in the ashram, entered the city after engaging in frivolous talk with them. Seeing the three-legged golden buffalo built in front of the temple of Kamadeva, they asked the Brahmins there about its identity. A Brahmin, in response, told them the entire story of Mrigadhwaja Kevali and Mahisha.
## Harivansh Purana
**Chapter 29**
Description of Vasudev Kumar's acquisition of Bandhumati and Priyangu Sundari daughters.
**Chapter 30**
On the night of Kartik Purnima, Kumar Vasudev was fast asleep when a very beautiful girl woke him up and took him to a secluded place, introducing herself. She said, "I am Prabhavati, and I have brought news of your beloved Vegavati. Somashri has sent me." Kumar went with her to Somashri's house and was delighted to meet his long-separated beloveds. In this episode, he acquired Prabhavati.
**Chapter 31**
After marrying many daughters, Kumar Vasudev came to the city of Arishtpur and, disguised, arrived at the Swayamvara of Rohini, the daughter of King Rudhir. He sat among the group of musicians called 'Panav'. Rohini placed the garland around Vasudev's neck. This incident angered many kings, who were eager to fight Vasudev. Jarasandha made the kings fight Vasudev one by one. Finally, the turn came for Samudravijaya. The two brothers fought. After displaying his skills, Vasudev shot an arrow with a letter attached to it towards Samudravijaya, who was delighted to receive it. The reunion of the long-separated brothers brought joy everywhere.
**Chapter 32**
Vasudev had a son named 'Ram' with his wife Rohini. Hearing the plea of a Vidyadhari, Kumar Vasudev, with the permission of Samudravijaya, went back to Vijayardh Parvat and returned with all his wives.
**Chapter 33**
Vasudev stayed in Suryapur, teaching the art of weaponry. One day, he went to Rajgriha with his disciples, including Kans. Hearing Jarasandha's proclamation, he captured the lord of Singhpur, Simharath, alive. As per the proclamation, Jarasandha was to give his daughter, Jivadyasha, to Vasudev, but he did not take her himself and instead gave her to Kans. In this episode, Kans was introduced. Kans brought Vasudev to Mathura and married his sister Devaki to him. Hearing the prophecy of Ati Muktak Muni, "The son of Devaki will kill your husband," Kans's wife Jivadyasha was very scared. Kans, too, was frightened and made Vasudev promise that Devaki's delivery would happen in his house. Vasudev asked Ati Muktak Muni the reason for this. In response, the Muni described Kans's past life.
**Chapter 34**
Hearing from Ati Muktak Muni that "the 22nd Tirthankara will be born in our lineage," Vasudev was very happy. Hearing his prayer, Ati Muktak Muni described the birth of Neminath.