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After the time passed and the tradition of Kalpavriksha trees was destroyed, the chief of the Aryaloka, a wise man named Marudeva, who seemed to be the Mandarachala mountain itself, descended to earth, fit to serve the gods, became the king. He had a body five hundred and seventy-five Dhanushpraman long, which is five hundred plus seventy-five. He was like Indradev falling from the sky, with nine Angapraman. He lived, attained a divine body, and went to the heaven. Then, after thirteen Kulkaras, a man named Prasenajit, whose lifespan was one Purvapraman, who knew how to nourish the people, and who was content with the men who lifted the burden of the universe with their arms, became the king. His body was five hundred and twenty-five Dhanushpraman tall. The Kulkar Nabhi became the king, who was like the axis for the living world. ||10|| He was filled with pure intellect and goodwill, with a lifespan of a koti years. He was like the foundation pillar of the three worlds, with the color of molten gold. He was the savior of his heavy lineage, adorned with a beautiful belt, and he was not known to men as he ascended to the sky. The first Kulkar showed them the nectar fruits of the Kalpavriksha, the sun and the moon, and destroyed the darkness with the rays of the jewels of his ornaments. He said, "And also, when the Kalpavriksha trees were destroyed, they appeared as dots. They illuminated the sky with the brilliance of their bodies, and the second Kulkar, adorned with a crown-like peak and a waterfall of ornaments, also spoke of the days, nights, and stars for the benefit of the world."