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1. Then, after some time, the prince Vasudeva was sleeping in the palace with Prabhavati, when suddenly his enemy Surpaka snatched him and took him to the sky. After some time, when Vasudeva woke up, he started beating his enemy with his fists. Frightened by the blows, Surpaka dropped Vasudeva, who then fell into the pond of the Godavari.
2. From there, he reached the town of Kundapura, where the king Padmaratha had a skillful and beautiful daughter. Vasudeva won her hand in marriage by demonstrating his skill in garland-making.
3. Later, Vasudeva was again abducted by his enemy Nilakantha and dropped from the sky, but he fell into the lake of Champa city. From there, he entered the city and married the daughter of the minister.
4. One day, while Vasudeva was enjoying water sports in Champa, he was again seized by his enemy Surpaka. This time, Vasudeva escaped and fell into the Ganga river, harboring many desires.
5. Wandering in the forest, Vasudeva was spotted by the king of the Mlecchas, who got him married to his daughter named Jara.
6. Vasudeva, with his elevated valor, begot a son named Jaratkumara from Jara. He also obtained the excellent daughters Avantisundari and Shurasena.
7. Another daughter named Jivadyasha, who was searching for a husband, and many other daughters, Vasudeva married and then came to the city of Arishthapura.
8. At that time, the brave, heroic and battle-resisting king Rudhira ruled there. His queen, named Mahadevi, was radiant like a goddess.
9. The eldest son of the king, named Hiranyanaabha, was skilled in warfare and scriptures, a great warrior and a learned person.
10. The daughter named Rohini was endowed with the qualities of beauty, youth and fame, just like the goddess Rohini.