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Whose lotus-like feet are served by the bees of the Muni-Indras, who drink the nectar of the words of the swan-like assembly of the Devas, whose fingers are the petals, whose nail-shine is saffron, whose voice is resonant with the sound of the swan-like assembly of the Devas. The earth-lord Vijay and the earth-lord Vaijayanta also took the vows of renunciation. The brave Jayanta, who had attained emotion and wisdom, also took up the practice of austerity. The king, the mighty-armed, the king of the great thrones, the king of the royal house, Dhandeva, who was a true-living being, bowed down to the dust of the Lord, and renounced the various groups of relatives. Thus, the ten kings and the thousand (ten hundred) sons took the vows of renunciation with him.
The purity of vision, the excellence of humility from the Gurus, the non-violation of the vows of conduct, the continuous use of steady knowledge (abhikshna jnana-upayoga), the practice of austerity according to one's strength (shaktita: tapa).