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Mahapuraana Uttara Puraana
All of them, due to the special merit of their past deeds, were enjoying their desired objects and pleasures, and were living happily. || 13 ||
From here, the southern range of the mountain of victory was adorned by the city of Ratha-nupura-chakravala. || 131 ||
Jvalanajati, who was like Indra, protected it. He was adorned with the three kinds of knowledge, acquired through family tradition and received from others. || 132 ||
He had subdued all the Vidhyadhara kings of the southern range by his prowess, so their humble crowns adorned his lotus feet. || 133 ||
His queen was named Vayu-vega, who was the daughter of the Vidhyadhara king of Tilaka-pura and the queen Subhadra. || 134 ||
Their son was named Arka-kirti, who had conquered the sun by his prowess, and their daughter was named Swayam-prabha, who was as radiant as a great gem. || 135 ||
All the auspicious marks of a woman were present in her body, from head to foot, and they were pervading her body, attaining the status of examples. || 136 ||
Having attained youth, she was an ornament even to ornaments. She had made the creator of women fulfilled by her own self, in two ways. || 137 ||
Seeing her, who was perfectly beautiful and who attracted love, her father Jvalanajati thought, "To whom should I give her? Who is worthy of her?" || 138 ||
At that time, he called the purohita Sambhinna-srota and asked him about this matter. The purohita, who was very skilled in the science of omens, said, "This Swayam-prabha will be the Mahadevi of Keshava, the first one, and you will also attain the position of the emperor of the Vidhyadharas through her." || 139-140 ||
Accepting his words, which were worthy of belief, he sent his minister Indra, who was pure, knowledgeable about the scriptures, and devoted to the king, with a letter and gifts to Podana-pura. He went quickly and reached Podana-pura. At that time, the king of Podana-pura, Pushpa-karandaka, was residing in the forest. The minister saw him, paid his respects, gave him the letter, presented the gifts, and sat down in his proper place. || 141-143 ||
The king, Prajapati, seeing the seal, opened the letter and read the contents, which were written by the one who was appointed to the affairs of peace and war. || 144 ||