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## Padmapurana: Translation with Jain Terms
**Verse 216:** Sambhuta, the embodiment of austerity, is known as Subhadra, Vasudarsana, Shreyans, Subhuti, Vasubhuti.
**Verse 217:** Ghosha, Sena, Parambhodi, and Drumasen are the great Munis, the gurus of the Krishnas in their previous birth.
**Verse 218:** The Kalpas (epochs) are named Maha-Shukra, Pranata, Lantava, Sahasrar, Brahma, and Mahendra.
**Verse 219:** The Kalpas are also known as Soudharma, the abode of those who strive for truth, and Sanatkumara, another Maha-Shukra.
**Verse 220:** These beings, having attained the fruits of their good deeds, descended from these heavens and, due to the residue of their merit, were born as the Vasudeva kings.
**Verse 221:** Their birthplaces are Podan, Dwapuri, Hastinapur, Chakrpur, Kushagra, Mithilapuri, Ayodhya, and Mathura.
**Verse 222:** These cities were filled with wealth and constantly bustling with festivals.
**Verse 223:** The fathers of the Krishnas are Prajapati, Brahmabhuti, Raudra-nada, Soma, Prakhyata, Shiva-kara, Sama-murdhagni-nada, Dasharatha, and Vasudeva.
**Verse 224:** The mothers of the Krishnas are Mrigavati, Madhavi, Prithvi, Sita, Ambika, Lakshmi, Kesini, Kaikeyi, and Devaki.
**Verse 225:** These mothers were blessed with great fortune and possessed beautiful forms.
**Verse 226:** The queens of the Krishnas are Suprabha, Rupini, Prabhava, Manohara, Sunetra, Vimala-sundari, Anandavati, Prabhavati, and Rukmini.
**Verse 227:** These queens are known as the Mahadevi (great goddesses) of the Krishnas.
**Verse 228:** One should abandon the practice of austerity with great effort, as it is capable of causing immense suffering in the future.
**Note:** The names of the nine Narayanas are missing in the manuscript and printed copies, but they are essential. Pandit Daulatramji has also translated them. Therefore, the text within the brackets [ ] has been added to the translation for the sake of consistency.