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Trishatittama Parva
161. Having purified his mind, speech, and body, and conquered his senses, the wise one vomited out the poison of the kṣayās, which are considered low, and attained freedom from delusion. || 233 ||
162. Ascending the Kṣapaśreṇī, he, free from attachment, gradually eradicated all karmas, and attained a pure state, fit for liberation. || 234 ||
163. At that time, due to the power of his attainment of Kaivalya, the seats of the gods trembled. They all came and worshipped him with all their wealth. || 235 ||
164. Once, King Megha-ratha, along with his queens, was enjoying himself in the Devaramaṇa garden, seated on a platform of moonstone. || 236 ||
165. At that time, a Vidyadhara was passing overhead. His flying chariot stopped in the sky, as if it had been caught in a large net. || 237 ||
166. The Vidyadhara was very angry because his chariot had stopped. He wanted to lift the stone on which King Megha-ratha was sitting, but the king pressed his big toe against the stone, and the Vidyadhara was crushed by the weight of the stone. || 238 ||
167. Unable to bear the weight of the stone, he cried out in a sorrowful voice. Seeing this, his wife, the Vidyadhari, came and said, "O Lord, I am an orphan! I beg you, give me a husband." || 239 ||
168. When she pleaded thus, Megha-ratha lifted his foot. Seeing all this, Priyamitra asked King Megha-ratha, "O Lord, what is all this?" || 240 ||
169. Hearing this, King Megha-ratha said, "On Mount Vijayā, there is a king of the Vidyadharas named Vidyadanta. His wife's name is Anilvega. This is their son, Simha-ratha. He was paying homage to the Jina, seated in his flying chariot named Amit. For some reason, his chariot stopped above me and could not go forward. When he looked in all directions, he saw me. Seeing me, his body trembled with anger due to pride. He wanted to lift us all along with the stone platform. I pressed my big toe against the stone, and he was crushed. This is his wife, Manorama." || 241 ||
170. Hearing this, Queen Priyamitra asked again, "What is the reason for his anger?" || 242 ||