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The Muni, knowing by pure knowledge, tells all this. Nothing is hidden. ||2|| Like a hunter, the Muninath spoke in various ways, and the Kanthas, coming to the Purvar of the Lokapala, told all this to the entire Shravaka-loka with auspicious conjunction and relaxed affection. How two children were born in the Vaishya-kula, named Rativega and Sukanta. How, hearing their story, the people of the Janapada became interested in Dharma. How Priyadatta, with her beautiful face and deer-like eyes, married a virtuous man and how they fled, how they went to the shelter of the Samanta Shaktisheṇa. How the wicked one, following behind, took vows at the feet of the Aryika Yashovati. ||3|| How he was scolded and condemned with harsh words. How, through the company of the virtuous, he kept his vows and how he was born with happiness and wealth. How the enemy, Dhanavati Sethani, left her home and became an Aryika, established in Samyakdarshan. And how the Queen Kubera-sena was burned, and how the bride and groom obtained the form of birds. How, for the destruction of the Kama-rupi Harina, she took initiation and became free from attachment.