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It is said that the Uttara Purana of the Mahapurana was spoken by Karna, which was harsh to the ears. Hearing this, Balindra, imitating Yama, got ready to fight. Along with the two warriors, Bhimakopa was also armed. Keshavati's elder brother, the lord of the Surakantara city in the southern region, Kesari Vikram, a Vidyadhara king, gave the two Kumaras the two Mahavidyas, Simhapakshindravahini and Garuda Vahini, on the Sammed Shikhar, as per the rituals. He accepted to help them in their work, considering them as his own.
Then, a fierce battle took place between the two powerful armies, which was like the end of time, destroying all beings. In that battle, full of illusions, Balindra's son, Shatabali, was taken to the mouth of Yama by Balabhadra in anger. Seeing this, Balindra was filled with rage. He aimed his discus at Narayana Datta, who was like Indra, but the discus circled around and hit his right arm. Datta Narayana took the same discus and killed him, taking his head in his hand.
At the end, the two heroes, having declared victory, took control of the three-part earth-chakra along with the chakra. After enjoying the pleasures of the kingdom for a long time, Chakravarti Narayana Datta, bound by the terrible lifespan of hell, went to the seventh hell.
Due to the separation from his brother, Balabhadra became very detached. Therefore, he took initiation from the Sambhuta Jinendra along with many others and finally became a Kevali, attaining liberation.
Those who were once famous princes in Ayodhya, after taking initiation, became gods in the Saudharma heaven at the end of their lifespan. After being expelled from there, they became Nandimitra and Datta, the crown jewels of the Ikshvaku dynasty in the city of Varanasi. Of these, Datta went to the seventh earth after death, and Nandimitra...