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## The Great Purana, Uttara Purana
**Verse 189:**
Following the teachings of Dwipayana, Jambavati's son, Aniruddha, the son of Kama, attained self-control.
**Verse 190:**
Along with the sage Pradyumna, he ascended the three peaks of the mountain, becoming a holder of the image yoga.
**Verse 191:**
Completing the white meditation, the three of them destroyed their destructive karma and attained the ninefold liberation, achieving liberation.
**Verse 192:**
Led by the Dharmachakra held by the Yaksha who proclaims merit, with a place for placing the feet, and seven lotuses in front and behind,
**Verse 193:**
Adorned with the umbrella of Jagannatha and other divine attributes, followed by all the celestial beings who travel on the path of the wind,
**Verse 194:**
Followed by people who are not to be disobeyed, walking on the path of the earth, with the dust and thorns removed by the wind gods,
**Verse 195:**
With the earth made beautiful by the fragrant water showered by the cloud gods, thus, possessing many wonders and captivating the minds of all beings,
**Verse 196:**
The Jinesvara, showering the nectar of Dharma, traveled through all the lands and arrived in the Pallava country.
**Verse 197:**
Here, a brief account of the Pandavas is given, due to the fear of the length of the text and the limitations of the lifespan and intellect of the timid.
**Verse 198:**
In the city of Kampilya, the king Drupada ruled. His queen was Dridharatha, and their daughter was Draupadi.
**Verse 199:**
She was blessed with all the qualities of womanhood and was beloved by all. Seeing her in the fullness of her youth, her father asked his ministers, "To whom should this daughter be given?"
**Verse 200:**
Asked about this daughter, the ministers, after deliberation, said, "She should be given to the mighty Pandavas."
**Verse 201:**
Due to their innate enmity, the king Duryodhana, with a scheme, caused the Pandavas to enter the Lakshagriha (house of lac).
**Verse 202:**
Knowing that he intended to kill them, the Pandavas, guided by their own merit, escaped from the Lakshagriha and went to another country through a tunnel.
**Verse 203:**
The Pandavas, due to their relationship and the pain of their suffering, followed the teachings and embraced self-control.