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The Muni was asked, "Where are my parents from my previous birth?" The Muni replied, "Your father, Somadev, committed many sins against Jainism, so he died and became a hell being in the serpent-infested region of the Ratnaprabha earth. From there, he was reborn as a Chandala named Kakajangha in this very city. Similarly, your mother, Agnilaka, was reborn as a dog in the same Chandala's house." Hearing this, Purnabhadra instructed both beings, leading them to attain peace and take monastic vows. As a result, Kakajangha became a Vyantara Deva named Kubera in the Nandishvara island, while the dog was reborn as a beloved daughter named Suprabuddha to the queen Srimatya of the city's king, Arindama.
When she reached her full youth and was going towards the Swayamvara pavilion, her previous husband, the Yaksha Kubera, enlightened her. She then went to the Aryika Priyadarshana and took initiation. At the end of her life, she became a beautiful goddess named Manichula in the Saudharma heaven. Meanwhile, Purnabhadra and his younger brother, Manibhadra, diligently followed the vows of a Shravaka, spending their wealth in seven regions. At the end of their lives, both became gods of the Samanika caste in the Saudharma heaven.
They lived there for two lifetimes, equivalent to two oceans. After their lifetimes ended, they were reborn as sons named Madhu and Kridava to the queen Kashyapa of the king Ahahsa, ruler of Hastinapur, a city in the Kurujangala region of Jambudvipa. One day, King Ahahsa gave the kingdom to Madhu and the position of Yuvaraja to Kridava, and both of them attained the pure discipleship of the Muni Vimala Prabha, meaning they took initiation from him. Once, the king Kanakaratha (Hemaratha) of the city of Amalakantha came to serve Madhu. Seeing his wife Kanakamala, Madhu was overcome with lust and took her as his own. This caused great sorrow to King Kanakaratha, who then took vows from the ascetic named Dwijati.
Meanwhile, Madhu and Kridava were enjoying their lives. One day, Madhu heard the true nature of Dharma from the Muni Vimala Vahana, realized his own wrongdoings, and took vows along with Kridava. At the end of their lives, they performed their worship properly and became Indra in the Mahashukra heaven. After their lifetimes ended there, the elder brother, Madhu,