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On the occasion of the auspicious marriage of the Lord, Narayana, ascended the celestial chariot, adorned with a canopy of fine cotton, and accompanied by the celestial beings, Lalitang Dev, and the divine musicians, who played celestial music. The chariot, adorned with celestial ornaments, descended upon the earth, leaving behind a trail of fragrant flowers.
Lalitang Dev, with his radiant face, descended from the chariot. He was born in the city of Vasav, the king of the Vasav region, who was known for his pure and radiant glory, like that of Indra. He was a king of great power, whose very gaze terrified the god of death, Yama. From the womb of his queen, Prabhavati, who was known for her gentle and graceful nature, was born a son named Lalitang Maheedhar, whose voice was as deep and resonant as the thunder. The king, after establishing his son on the throne, served the divine sage, Arinjaya, and took the vows of a Digambara monk. He practiced the austerities of the Muktavali, which purified his soul and destroyed the karmic impurities. He attained liberation, leaving behind his kingdom and his earthly possessions. The queen, Prabhavati, with her heart filled with devotion, paid her respects to Lalitang Dev, who had attained liberation.
The city of Gandharva, located in the north of the Vijayardha mountain, in the Videha region, in the east of Mount Meru, in the Jambudvipa, is a land of great beauty and prosperity. It is a place where the celestial beings, the Vidyadharas, practice their divine arts, and the Gandharvas, the celestial musicians, fill the air with their enchanting melodies.