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## Chapter 160: The Uttara Purana of the Mahapurana
**Verse 32:** Always attaining the fourfold attainment of time, endowed with right faith and purified, he adorned himself with the vows of a Shravaka.
**Verse 323:** O Bhagavan! I wish to ask you something else that is in my mind. This Ashanighosha, knowing my influence, has abducted my younger sister Sutara. For what reason did he do this?
**Verse 324:** The Jina Indra, in response, explained the reason as follows:
**Verse 325:** In the Jambudvipa, in the Magadha country, there was a village called Achal. In this village lived a Brahmin named Dharanijata.
**Verse 326:** His wife was Agnila, and they had two sons named Indrabhuta and Agnibhuti. Besides them, there was also a son of a maidservant named Kapil.
**Verse 327:** When the Brahmin taught the Vedas to his sons, he kept Kapil separate. But Kapil was so sharp-minded that he learned the Vedas himself, both in terms of words and meaning. When the Brahmin learned of this, he became angry and said, "You have done this unworthy thing," and immediately expelled the maidservant's son from the house.
**Verse 328:** Kapil, filled with sorrow, left from there and went to the city of Ratnapura.
**Verse 329:** In Ratnapura, there lived a Brahmin named Satyaka. Seeing Kapil as learned and worthy, he offered him his daughter, born from a woman named Jambu.
**Verse 330:** Thus, Kapil, revered by the king and a master of the essence of all scriptures, spent some years in Ratnapura, giving explanations that no one could refute.
**Verse 331:** Kapil was indeed a scholar, but his conduct was not worthy of the Brahmin lineage. Therefore, his wife Satyabhama, considering his misconduct, was always in doubt about his parentage, wondering, "Whose son is he?"
**Verse 332:** Meanwhile, Dharanijata became impoverished. He learned about Kapil's influence through tradition and went to him to alleviate his poverty.
**Verse 333:** Seeing him arrive, Kapil was inwardly very angry, but outwardly he rose and greeted him with salutations.
**Verse 334:** He seated him on a high seat and said, "Tell me, how are my mother and brothers? It is by my good fortune that you have come here."