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Chaturhsaptatimatam Parva
In the city of Pushkalāvatī, the king was Pundarīkiṇī. His famous wife was Manoramā. Their son was the renowned Priyamitra, who was adorned with the ornaments of good conduct. He had subdued all his enemies merely by his name. After enjoying all kinds of pleasures, he became detached from worldly affairs, renounced his kingdom, and took diksha along with a thousand kings. He attained the state of a Tīrthaṅkara, and after the end of his lifespan, he went to the Pushpottara Vimāna and became the supreme deva. His lifespan was twenty-two Sāgaras, and he possessed the pure Śukla-leśyā. He would breathe once in twenty-two years, and would consume the nectar of the mind once in twenty-two thousand years. His Avadhi-jñāna could perceive up to the sixth earth.