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## The Fifty-Seventh Chapter
On another day, the illustrious Ganadhara Gautama, the possessor of radiant brilliance, was seated on Vipulachala. The king Shrenik, approaching him, inquired about the birth story of Chandana Aryika, the mistress of all Aryikas. The Ganadhara, possessing many great powers, replied as follows:
In the country of Sindhu, in the city of Vaishali, there lived a king named Chetak, renowned for his humility and devotion to the Jinas. His queen was named Subhadra. They had ten sons: Dhanadatta, Dhanabhadra, Upendra, Sudatta, Singhabhadra, Mukumbhoja, Akampan, Patangaka, Prabhanjan, and Prabhas. They were all known for their excellent qualities, resembling the ten virtues like forbearance.
Besides these sons, they had seven daughters, each resembling one of the seven Riddhis. The eldest was Priyakarini, followed by Mrigawati, then Su-prabha, then Prabhavati, then Chelini, then Jyeshta, and the youngest was Chandana. In the country of Videha, in the city of Kundanagara, there reigned a king named Siddhartha, the crown jewel of the Nath lineage, possessing all three Siddhis. Due to the influence of his good deeds, Priyakarini became his wife.
In the country of Vatsa, in the city of Kaushambi, resided Shatanik, a king of the Chandra lineage. Mrigawati, the second daughter, became his wife. In the country of Dasharna, in the city of Hemakachcha, ruled king Dasharath, a king resembling the moon in the sky of the Surya lineage. Su-prabha, the third daughter, became his queen, resembling the pure brilliance of the sun. In the country of Kachcha, in the city of Raruka, ruled a great king named Udayan. Prabhavati, the fourth daughter, became his beloved. Due to her perfect adherence to good conduct, she was also known as Sheelavati.
In the country of Gandhara, in the city of Mahipura, resided king Satyaka. He requested the hand of Chetak's eldest daughter, Jyeshta, but the king refused. Enraged by this, the foolish Satyaka, driven by pride, engaged in battle. However, he was defeated and, ashamed of his defeat, he quickly went to the sage Damvara and sought refuge.