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In the Uttarapurana of the Mahapurana, a merchant named Vodraka entered the temple. Seeing the image of a maiden there, he became enamored with it. 21 Out of great audacity, he went on the path created by the young man and reached a certain place. 30 The elder sister, Celini, who was cunning, left her own ornaments and went, forgetting them. She herself accompanied him. 3 She also, coming for the ornaments, was extremely distressed seeing that. Lamenting "This is me," she went to her aunt Yashasvati. 32 Hearing the Jain doctrine from the nearby kingdom, she renounced the cycle of rebirth and attained the destroyer of sins. 33 You also, out of great affection, accepted Celini as per the rites and made her the Mahadevi, so she was very pleased. 34 Chandana herself, in the presence of the Gani Yashasvati, attained right faith and the vows of the Shravaka, and became happy. 35 Then, Manovega, the lord of the golden city on the southern range of the mountain, along with his wife Manovega, roamed freely in the Ashoka forest. 36 Seeing the unclothed Chandana playing with her companions, he, whose limbs were tormented by the arrows of Cupid, brought his beloved to his house through the power of his magic. 39 On returning, Manovega heard the words spoken by the angry and red-eyed Manovega. 40 Knowing the magical power, she carefully stepped on the left foot of that goddess of magic, due to which the magic fled from the throne. 41 Knowing the activities of the Alokini Vidya, she saw her husband going on the wrong path and said, "If you desire, she will curse you." 42 Terrified of the Bhutaramana in the forest, he abandoned that wife.