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In the Padma Purana,
(93) He, dwelling in subtle, pure, and Dharma-aligned lands, was served by great souls, the Munis of immaculate conduct.
(94) He, like a father, showed compassion to all beings, constantly nurturing inner tapas with external tapas.
(95) He, with a tranquil mind, attained the abode of great wealth, embraced by the splendor of tapas, radiant with supreme beauty.
(96) He, striving to ascend the steps of high and higher virtues, was free from all knots of the scriptures, his inner self being untied.
(97) He, with great qualities, saw everything through the scriptures, discerning right and wrong actions, endowed with great restraint, destroying the lineage of karma.
(98) He, for the sole purpose of sustaining life, partook of food as prescribed by the Sutras, sustaining life for Dharma, and acquiring Dharma for liberation.
(99) He, performing excellent deeds, brought joy to the world of the blessed, becoming a model for the ascetics through his conduct.
(100) Sugriva, having given Sri Prabha to Dashagriva, happily ruled the kingdom inherited from his lineage, with his permission.
(101) Dashagriva, through his prowess, married all the beautiful daughters of the Vidyadharas on earth.
(102) Then, in the city of Nityaloka, Dashagriva married Ratnavalli, the daughter born to the queen of Nityaloka, and set out for his own city with great joy.
(103) The sky was adorned with the rays of the jewels adorning his crown.
(104) Just as a great wind stops upon reaching the shore of Mount Meru, so too did the Pushpaka chariot, as fickle as the mind, suddenly stop.
(105) When the Pushpaka chariot stopped, and the sound produced by the bells and other things was broken, it seemed as if, due to the loss of its brilliance, it had become silent out of shame.
(106) Seeing the chariot stop, the son of Kaikasi, filled with anger, asked, "Who is here? Who is here?"
(107) Then Maricha, knowing all things, said, "O Deva, listen! This is the Muni, the image of the one who resides on Mount Kailasa."