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In the Mahapurana, the Uttara Purana, his senses were satiated by the tenfold enjoyments and the union of enjoyments. He was like a great Kalpa tree, fulfilling the desires of those who sought his help. || 107 || He ruled over the entire earth, from the Himalayas to the southern ocean, and enjoyed immense wealth. || 108 ||
While they were enjoying themselves, the Devas in the assembly of Sudharma Indra asked him, "Is there anyone in this world who can conquer the form of Sanatkumar Indra?" Sudharma Indra replied, "Yes, Sanatkumar Chakravarti is the most beautiful of all. No one has ever seen a man like him, even in their dreams." Hearing this, two Devas were filled with curiosity and came to earth to see him. When they saw Sanatkumar Chakravarti, they exclaimed, "Sudharma Indra was right!" and were overjoyed. || 109-112 ||
They explained the reason for their arrival to Sanatkumar Chakravarti and said, "O wise Chakravarti! Listen with an attentive mind. If you were free from the possibility of disease, old age, sorrow, and death in this world, then you could conquer even the Tirthankaras with your beauty." || 113-114 ||
Saying this, the two Devas quickly returned to their own abode. King Sanatkumar was enlightened by their words, as if time itself had come to enlighten him. || 115 ||
He began to think, "The beauty, youth, wealth, and happiness of humans are like the tendrils of a lightning vine, which perish quickly." || 116 ||
"I will abandon these fleeting possessions and become a conqueror of sins. I will quickly shed this body and attain the state of being without a body." || 117 ||
Thinking this, he entrusted his kingdom to his son, Devakumar, and took initiation along with many kings near Shivgupt Jinendra. || 118 ||
He was worthy of worship due to the five great vows of non-violence, etc. He followed the five principles of conduct, etc. He controlled himself with the six essentials, restrained his senses, renounced clothing, slept on the ground, and never brushed his teeth. He ate only once a day, standing up. He was adorned with the twenty-eight fundamental virtues. || 119-120 ||
His height was forty-five dhanus, the same as the height of the previous Chakravarti. He had a complexion like gold and ruled over the entire earth. || 106 ||