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Hearing this, the prostitute understood. When the sun rose, the pair of monks were seen burnt on the pyre, the king and the people beat their heads.
Ghatta - The prostitute thought in her mind, "To whom should I tell this sin? Because whether it is in this birth or in another birth, sin eats sin." || 19 ||
20 Ha-ha-kar, the crowd of men cried. The king condemned himself. The people searched for the killer. He went into the city and entered the path of sin. He perished, his evil form and name erased, trembling with the fear of the magnificent. The two (the monk and the nun) accepted destruction with compassion, both of them, the renunciates, died and were born in the Saudharma heaven, in a beautiful, radiant Manikuta Vimana. The god was Manimali and the goddess was Chudamani, as if lightning were shining in the clouds. Their lifespan, as told by the Muni-gana, was five Palya-pramana. Someone went and told the Vidhyadhara king, named Swarnavarma, who ruled the people of Usiravati, that someone had killed your parents, who were devoted to the group of renunciates.
Ghatta - O God, that city of Pundarikin is burning in flames, the wicked Gunapal, the collector of the killers of the monks, has also been killed in battle. || 20 ||
21 Hearing this, he roared and went with his army, like an elephant. The army reached the Siddhakut mountain. The divine couple also reached there. The god told the goddess the story, "Your son has departed. O beautiful one, hearing of our death and enraged at King Gunapal, we have come to burn the city, and by the grace of fate, we have found it. Saying this, both of them became monks and nuns and sat on the seat of the earth. The moon of their family, the Kumuda,