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In the Mahapurana, the Uttara Purana,
The reign of Maha Shukra, along with his brother, came to an end.
After his death, due to the rise of his remaining good karma,
A son was born to Rukmini, preceded by a good dream.
The sins earned through evil conduct are destroyed by righteous conduct.
On the second day, a celestial being, resembling a blazing comet, was born in the celestial assembly.
He was going to roam about in the sky, like the wind, at his own will.
His chariot was above the body of Pradyumna.
He wondered, "Who has done this?"
He used his knowledge of the division of time and realized that this was his enemy from a previous life.
When I was King Kanakaratha, he had abducted my wife out of pride.
Now, I will make him taste the fruit of his actions.
Burning with the fire of vengeance, he made all the inhabitants of the inner palace fall into a deep sleep.
He lifted the child Pradyumna and carried him far away through the sky.
He thought, "I will make him suffer so much that he will die after a long time."
Inspired by the child's good karma, he descended from the sky.
He went to the forest called Khadira and placed the child under the Takshaka rock.
At that very moment, in the Amritavati region, which adorned the southern range of the Vijayadri mountain,
The king of the city of Megha Kuta, the Vidyaadhara Kalasambhava,
Was going to worship the Jain images with his beloved wife, Kanchanamala.
Seeing the entire huge rock shaking violently, he was astonished.
Looking around, he saw a child radiating light.
He realized, "This is no ordinary child. Some evil being, an enemy from a previous life, has placed him here in anger.
My dear, look, how he shines like a young sun.
Therefore, my beautiful one, this is your son, take him."
Thus, the Vidyaadhara took the child and said to his wife.
The Vidyaadhari replied, "If you give him the position of the heir apparent, I will take him."
The king agreed and tied a golden band around her ear, as a sign of acceptance.
They took the child and entered the city, celebrating.
They went to the Vyadhata, named Devadatta, and performed the necessary rituals.
The soul has been born as a son to Rukmini, preceded by a good dream, due to the rise of his remaining good karma.
This is right, because the sins earned through evil conduct are destroyed by righteous conduct.
Here, King Kanakaratha, the soul, became a celestial being, a Jyotishi, named Dhumketu, who practiced penance.
The child seemed like the intense sins accumulated in Pradyumna's previous life.
On another day, he was going to roam about in the sky, like the wind, at his own will.
When his chariot reached above the body of Pradyumna, it stopped as if someone had caught and held it.
He wondered, "Who has done this?"
He used his knowledge of the division of time and realized that this was his enemy from a previous life.
When I was King Kanakaratha, he had abducted my wife out of pride.
Now, I will make him taste the fruit of his actions.
Burning with the fire of vengeance, he made all the inhabitants of the inner palace fall into a deep sleep.
He lifted the child Pradyumna and carried him far away through the sky.
He thought, "I will make him suffer so much that he will die after a long time."
Inspired by the child's good karma, he descended from the sky.
He went to the forest called Khadira and placed the child under the Takshaka rock.
At that very moment, in the Amritavati region, which adorned the southern range of the Vijayadri mountain,
The king of the city of Megha Kuta, the Vidyaadhara Kalasambhava,
Was going to worship the Jain images with his beloved wife, Kanchanamala.
Seeing the entire huge rock shaking violently, he was astonished.
Looking around, he saw a child radiating light.
He realized, "This is no ordinary child. Some evil being, an enemy from a previous life, has placed him here in anger.
My dear, look, how he shines like a young sun.
Therefore, my beautiful one, this is your son, take him."
Thus, the Vidyaadhara took the child and said to his wife.
The Vidyaadhari replied, "If you give him the position of the heir apparent, I will take him."
The king agreed and tied a golden band around her ear, as a sign of acceptance.
They took the child and entered the city, celebrating.
They went to the Vyadhata, named Devadatta, and performed the necessary rituals.