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Hearing the fragrance of the nine-scented flowers, the tiger became tamed. Knowing his mind, the Muni also came to him and told him the name of Dharma. Freed from the passions, he became established in the state of renunciation, where he lived in the house of the creeper called Lavali on that mountain, the king named Pritivardhan, who honored war. The great souls, the monks, went for alms. Then, saying "Stay" in a sweet voice, he stopped, going to attack his brother. 15 ||
The Chakravarti king quickly welcomed them. He washed their two feet with water and worshipped them with saffron-colored lotuses. He honored the virtuous saint and gave him food. While the king Pritivardhan, the lord of his queen, was staying there, raising his long arms, the well-wishing generals, ministers, and priests asked their desired questions. They told him about the tiger descending from the sky, entering the forest for grazing, and the Charan Muni coming. The Muni said that due to the Yati, that tiger became a god named Divakar in the Ishaan heaven, which has the blissful tradition of Indra. Who else can find happiness by becoming pure knowledge, like Pihitishrav, who was eager to eat the flesh of animals, being inside his own self and a tiger? The king, destroying his karma, went to liberation. The three of them (the general, etc.) saw the eye-possessing Supreme Lord. Remembering his previous birth, he says, "I was the king who desired charity in the past, being unfortunate. I went to hell. Then I became a tiger. Why do I nourish my body with animal flesh?" He became absorbed in the lotus feet of the Muni, and with time, he attained death.