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In the Mahapurana, Uttarapurana,
Having attained the Gandharva state, Jivandhar Kumar was found sitting comfortably. Without anyone knowing, he returned to Rajapur. This is fitting, for the festival of loved ones is the love of lovers. After some days, like before, he left that city. The virtuous Jivandhar Kumar, carrying bow and arrow, went to the country of Sujana, and reached Hemabh Nagar. The king there was named Dridhamitra, and his queen was Nalina. Their daughter was named Hemabha. At the time of Hemabha's birth, a sage had said that in the Manohar forest, in the armory, during the archery practice, the arrow shot by the one whose arrow would return from the target would be the husband of this auspicious girl. Hearing this order, all the archers of that time were practicing in the same way, hoping to win her hand. By chance, Jivandhar Kumar also reached that place. Seeing him, the archers said, "Brother, have you also practiced archery as per the king's order?" Jivandhar Kumar replied, "Yes, I have." Then the archers said, "Good, then shoot at this target." Jivandhar Kumar, taking his prepared bow and arrow, shot at the target, but his arrow returned before reaching it. Seeing this, those present informed the king. The king was delighted and said, "The special creeper I was searching for has come to my feet itself." Then, with great pomp and ceremony, he gave his daughter to Jivandhar Kumar. The Acharyas say, "Behold, this is called punya." Gunamitra, Bahumitra, Sumitra, Dhanamitra, and many other relatives of Jivandhar Kumar were all made proficient in all knowledge by him. He lived there for a long time, enjoying the fruits of his past punya. Meanwhile, Gandharvadatta would come to Jivandhar Kumar secretly, again and again. Seeing this, one day Nandadhya asked, "Tell me, where do you go secretly? I also want to go there." Smiling, Gandharvadatta replied, "Where I go...