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The first one was named 'Prathama' and the second was called 'Paschima'. One day, while wandering, Bhavadatta Muni came to that city. ||63-64|| Hearing the Dharma from them, both brothers became small. One day, the king of that city, named Indunama, who was radiant, came to see the Muni. Seeing him, the Muni sat with indifference. He did not show any respect to the king. The reason for this was that the wise Muni knew that the king's false vision was a remedy - it could not be removed. ||65-66|| After that, after the king left, the city's Jain devotee, Nandi, came to see the Muni. That Seth was equal to the king in wealth and the Muni showed him due respect. ||67|| Seeing Nandi Seth hurt by the Muni, Paschima, the small one, tied a nidana saying that I am the son of Nandi Seth. In reality, he was doing Dharma for this very reason. ||68|| Although he was explained a lot, his mind did not move away from that side, in the end, he died with a contaminated mind from the nidana bandha and after dying, he became the son of Indumukhi, a woman with praiseworthy qualities, to Nandi Seth. ||69|| While he was in the womb, many signs of his gaining the kingdom, such as the fall of the fort, etc., began to appear in the places of the kings. ||70|| Knowing this through various means that he would be a great man in the future, the kings started serving him with respect from birth onwards, through excellent messengers and things sent by them. ||71|| He increased the rati, i.e., the love of all people, therefore, the king named Rativardhan, who had a meaningful name, came to be. Such a king that even Indu, the ruler of Kaushambi, bowed to him. ||72||
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