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The Pkarma Parva
The king Sagara, the ruler of six continents, was greatly pleased after obtaining the woman (Sthrirathna). He was obeyed by all the kings. ||8|| After obtaining the Vidyaadharas, Sahasranayan surrounded the city of Poornadhan with a fortress like wall. ||45|| Then a great war broke out, resulting in the destruction of many people. Sahasranayan killed Poornamegh. ||86|| The son of Poornadhan, named Toyadavaahan, was exiled from the city of Chakravaala by his enemies and wandered in the sky. ||7|| He was pursued by many angry Kshecharas. He was very distressed and sought refuge in Ajitanath, the cause of happiness for the three worlds. ||48|| Then Vajradhara asked him the reason for his fear. Sagara reached the ocean and said that his relatives had been killed. ||89|| There was a feud between our fathers, which resulted in the destruction of many lives. Due to the influence of that karma, Sahasranayan, with a cruel heart, ||10|| has been harassing me with the power of Sagara Chakravarti. I have quickly come here from the palace, flying with the swans. ||11|| Then the kings who were pursuing Meghavaahan told Sahasranayan that he was near Ajitanath and they could not capture him. Hearing this, Sahasranayan, filled with anger, went himself and thought to himself, "Who else is stronger than me who can protect him?" Thinking this, he reached the Samavasaran of the Jina. ||12-13|| As soon as he saw the halo of the Jina from afar, all his pride was shattered. He abandoned all his arrogance and bowed to the great Ajitanath. ||14|| Both Sahasranayan and Meghavaahan, abandoning their enmity, stood near the feet of the Jina. Then the Ganadhara asked the Jina about the history of their fathers. The Jina said, ||15||
"In the Jambudvipa, in the Bharat Kshetra, there was a city called Sadrutu. There lived a merchant named Bhavan. He had a wife named Aataki and a son named Haridas. Although Bhavan was very wealthy, he was very troubled. ||16||