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In the Harivamsha Purana, it is said that after coming together at a crossroads, the six brothers who had stolen the wealth divided it equally and said to Shurasen, "Take your share." ||124||
Shurasen, unwilling to take his share, said, "People commit all sorts of evil deeds behind closed doors, and women are like Vajramushti." ||125||
Seeing and hearing this incident, the six younger brothers, renouncing worldly attachments, took initiation at the feet of the Varadharma Guru, while the elder brother took the wealth to the women. ||126||
When the seven wives of the brothers heard this news, they too renounced worldly attachments and took initiation. Finally, the elder brother, Subhanu, also came to his senses and took initiation from the same Varadharma Guru. ||127||
Later, while traveling with his Guru, the seven monks came to Ujjayini. Seeing them, Vajramushti asked them the reason for taking initiation. They told him the whole story of Vajramushti and Manghi, which made Vajramushti very remorseful, and he immediately took initiation. ||128||
At the same time, the seven Aryikas, traveling with Aryika Jinadatta, also came to Ujjayini. Manghi asked them the reason for their initiation. Hearing their reply, Manghi remembered all his past deeds and took initiation with firm vows. ||129||
After that, the seven monk-kings, bearing the burden of severe austerities, attained Samadhi-death at the end of their lives and became excellent Devas of the Trayastrimsa class in the Saudharma heaven, living for the duration of a Sagar (ocean). ||130||
In the eastern part of the Dhataki-khand Dvipa, in the Bharat-kshetra, there is a mountain called Vijayadhan. In the southern range of this mountain, there is a city called Nitya-loka. ||131||
In this city, King Chitrachul ruled. His wife's name was Manohari. The elder brother Subhanu's life was born as their son named Chitrangad, and the lives of the remaining six brothers were also born as three pairs of sons named Garudakant, Senakant, Garuddhwaj, Garudvahan, Manichul, and Himchul. All of them were excellent and roamed happily in the sky. ||132-133||
All these sons of Chitrachul were very beautiful, eager to acquire many skills, and were like the jewel on the crown of men. ||134||
At that time, in the city of Meghapur, King Dhananjaya, the lord of wealth, ruled. King Dhananjaya and Queen Sarvasri had a very beautiful daughter named Dhansri. ||135||