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Mahāvali-rāja, with his wise minister, said to the Tirthankara:
"I have been deceived by false gurus. The mud is the suffering of hell, the water is the word of the Jinas, and I have been purified by you. The ascension to the throne is the happiness of liberation. Then, the one with the developed face said to him:
"I say that what the Cārana-muni has said is true, O Dev, there can never be a lie. Your lifespan will end in a month, with each breath."
Then, the great-souled Mahāvali, free from sin, said: "You are my well-wisher and my closest friend. You are my father and my right hand, the pillar of peace. My death is near, what penance should I do now? I am dying in renunciation." Saying this, he folded his hands, gave his kingdom to his son Atibala, and asked forgiveness from his family. He shaved his head and body, following the teachings of the Jinas, and the Vidhyadhara king also disciplined his senses. He abandoned his sinful conduct, destroyed the illusions of Maya, renounced all possessions, and remembering the venerable Arhant, he became a peaceful, compassionate being. He went to the Sahasrashikhara Jina temple in the forest and stood there.
"The Vidhyadhara maidens, with their chamaras, fanned the air, causing the bees to fly around the pure and holy Jina images. He performed abhisheka and worship."