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In the Mahapurana, Uttarapurana,
Suta Sagardasa's Padmavati, with auspicious marks, is like a second Padma Shri, with golden waist and auspicious eyes. || 45 ||
Suta Kubera Das's daughter, born to Kanakmala, is Kanakshri, with auspicious eyes, worthy of being seen by the king Vaishravana. || 47 ||
Vinayashri, daughter of Vaishravana Datt, is known for her humility, and Rupa Shri, daughter of Dhanadatt, is known for her beauty. || 48 ||
These four daughters, given by Sagar Datt, will be married according to the rites. || 48 ||
Their wedding will take place in a magnificent palace, illuminated by various gem-studded lamps, adorned with garlands of various colored powders, and filled with the fragrance of various flowers. || 49 ||
This auspicious marriage will take place with the exchange of garlands. || 50 ||
The son, driven by passion, will be affected by a distortion, with a faint smile, a glance, and other signs. || 51 ||
Seeing this, his mother will hide herself to observe, fearing that her son might be tempted. || 52 ||
At that time, a thief named Vidyut Prabha, born to the queen Vimala Mata of the famous Podanapur city, ruled by Vidyut Raja, will arrive. || 53 ||
Vidyut Prabha, a great sinner and the number one thief, will be fierce and sharp among the warriors. || 53 ||
He will leave the city with five hundred warriors, angered by his elder brother, and will become known as Vidyut Chor. || 54 ||
Knowing the art of becoming invisible, opening locks, and other techniques, he will enter the city as a thief. || 55 ||
He will use the teachings of the thief's scriptures, the rituals of tantra and mantra, to steal the wealth from the house of Seth Arhadass. || 56 ||
Entering the house, he will see the Jain woman, the mother of Jambhu Kumar, awake at night, and will ask her why she is awake. || 57 ||
The Jain woman will reply, "This is my only son, and he has decided to go to the forest for penance tomorrow morning. I am worried about him." || 58 ||
"If you are wise, and can save him from this penance, I will give you all the wealth you desire." || 59 ||
Hearing this, the thief will agree to do it. || 60 ||