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The **Yasovinibandh** states that **Jayakumar**, due to his **karma**, was born into his father-in-law's house. This brought joy to the **Purvara** (heavenly abode). All beings rejoiced at this event.
The **Jina** (liberated soul) attained **Parbhavadharana** (liberation) through **Parambhakti** (supreme devotion). Free from the bonds of birth and dwelling, he became worthy of the worship of the three worlds.
All the kings, with folded hands, praised **Jayakumar's** courage, saying, "This **moha** (delusion), born from the seeds of **bahumithyatva** (many false beliefs), is like a vast tree with roots of **jad** (inertia). It bears flowers that rain down. The **bhramara** (bumblebees) hum in praise. **Jayakumar's** **vilas** (splendor) and **daivacheshta** (divine will) are vast and contrary. This tree has four **gathi** (paths) as its trunk, branches of **sukha** (happiness), and beautiful **praroh** (shoots) of sons and wives. He sits in a chariot, driving an elephant with the reins of his fingers, and with a voice like thunder, he sheds and takes on various **sharir** (bodies) like leaves."