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## The Padma Purana:
**Verse 66:** His valorous deeds could not exhaust his glory, his efforts could not reach the limit of his enthusiasm, the directions could not contain his fame, and numbers could not encompass his wealth of virtues.
**Verse 67:** The hearts of all beings on earth could not contain their love for him, the arts could not exhaust his skill, and his enemies could not fathom his power and brilliance.
**Verse 68:** How can we, who are so insignificant, describe the virtues of King Shrenik, whose perfect knowledge is discussed in the assembly of Indra?
**Verse 69:** He was like a thunderbolt to the arrogant enemies, but he treated the virtuous, who were rich in penance, with the gentleness of a cane.
**Verse 70:** He protected the entire earth with his strong arm. The fortifications and moats around the city were merely for show.
**Verse 71:** His wife's name was Chelna. She was adorned with the ornaments of virtue, pure in her right faith, and a devotee of the teachings of the Shravakas.
**Verse 72:** Once, the great Mahavira, who was blessed with infinite wealth and whose feet were worshipped by gods and demons, arrived near the city of Rajagriha.
**Verse 73:** Even in his mother's womb, he possessed the three knowledges - Mati, Shruta, and Avadhi, and enjoyed a pleasure equal to that of Indra.
**Verse 74:** Before and after his birth, at the command of Indra, Kubera filled his father's house with a shower of jewels.
**Verse 75:** At his birth ceremony, the gods, along with Indra, celebrated with great pomp on the peak of Mount Meru.
**Verse 76:** He shook Mount Meru effortlessly with his toes and received the name "Mahavira" from Indra.
**Verse 77:** Even as a child, he performed deeds beyond his age. His body was sustained by the nectar that Indra had poured on his toe.