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## English Translation:
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Mahapuraana, Uttara Puraana
Maalini
This, as per the rules of the scriptures, has been compiled in this two-sided book. Thinking about it every day, those with great intellect, abandoning their worldly duties and sins, should engage in the act of **punya**, which is the treasure of all happiness. || 121 ||
In the city of Kanakapur in this Bharat Kshetra, King Sushena was famous. Then, after engaging in **tapasya**, he became a god in the fourteenth heaven. After that, he became the protector of the three continents as **Dviprishtha**, a semi-chakravartin. Then, due to the burden of **parigraha**, he died and went to the seventh hell. || 122 ||
**Vamsasthavrittam**
In the city of Mahapur, King Vayuratha became a king, then, after attaining excellent **charitra**, he went to the **Anuttara Vimana** in the same **Pranat Svarga**. After that, in the city of Dwaravati, he became **Achal** named **Balabhadra**, and finally, after attaining **nirvana**, he became worthy of worship by the three worlds. || 123 ||
**Vasantatilaka**
In the famous city of Vindhyanagar, he was born as King **Vindhyashakti**. Wandering in the forest of existence for a long time, he accumulated a little **punya**. He became King **Taraka** of the city of **Shribhogavardhanapur**. Finally, he became the enemy of **Dviprishtha Narayana** and was killed by him. Due to the rise of great sin, he was born as a **naraki** in the last earth. || 124 ||
Thus, in the **Trishattilakshana Mahapuraana Sangraha**, composed by **Bhagavadguna Bhadracharya**, the **Vasupujya Jinendra**, **Dviprishtha Narayana**, **Achal Balabhadra**, and **Taraka Pratinarayana** Puranas, the 58th chapter is complete. +++++
One who has great **ahamkara** and **papa** is **mahaanhaa** (great sinner). || 120 ||
By thinking that all the events in the lives of **Dviprishtha** and **Achal** are due to their **karma**, those who are **Arya Purusha** with great intellect should abandon **papa** and engage in **punya**, which is the treasure of all happiness. || 121 ||
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