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In the Padma Purana,
The gathering of relatives is like a dream, fleeting like a rainbow. The happiness derived from it is like a fleeting moment, like the arc of Indra. ||236||
The body is like a water bubble, devoid of essence, and life is like a flash of lightning, fleeting. ||237||
Therefore, abandoning all this, the cause of worldly existence, I embrace Dharma, the unwavering companion. ||238||
Leaving behind the kingdom for his son, Maharaksasa, the wise Meghavahana, adorned with the armor of detachment, went to the presence of Ajitanatha. ||239||
Along with him, one hundred and ten other celestial beings, having attained detachment, left their homes, the prison of worldly life. ||240||
This Maharaksasa, like the moon, illuminated the celestial court with the rays of his generosity, stirring the ocean of relatives. ||241||
Such was his influence that even in dreams, the lords of the great celestial beings received his commands, waking up in a state of awe, joining their hands and touching their foreheads. ||242||
His beloved, Vimalaabha, was like a shadow, always by his side. ||243||
He had three sons, Amararaks, Uddharaks, and Bhanuraks, all of whom were perfect in every way. ||244||
They were filled with diverse deeds, noble in character, and expansive in their wealth and possessions, making them seem like the three worlds themselves. ||245||
Ajitanatha, the Lord, having guided the liberated souls towards liberation, reached the summit of Sammed Shikhar, where he attained his true nature, the state of Siddha. ||246||
Like the queen of Indra, Sagar Chakravarti had ninety-six thousand wives, all possessing radiant brilliance, and sixty thousand sons, all endowed with supreme power and shining like jeweled pillars. These sons also had numerous offspring. ||247-248||
Once, all these sons went to Kailasa to pay their respects, their footsteps shaking the earth like mountains. ||249||