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The Kumar, adorned with the auspicious qualities of the supreme Jina, sat in the Rangamandap. He saw the Dev of Devas, the venerable Ananta Bhagwan, who eliminates all evil deeds. Then a poet-Vidhyadhar arrived there. Placing both his hands on his head, he said, "In this Bhogapuri city, on the path of progress, the renowned Stotra Vrat has been initiated by 'Shripal', the son of 'Gunpal'.
The Vidhyadhar king named 'Anilveg' resides here. His beloved wife is named 'Kantivati'. Her parents are 'Bhogavati' and 'Patta'. You are the one who brings peace, you are the one who possesses a heart devoid of adornments. The king asked the Yogishwar, "Who will be the groom for this beloved daughter? Who is deeply devoted to the Jinas? O Jina! The atoms from which your body is made, those same atoms existed in all three realms."
The Yogishwar, who is steadfast in his restraint, pondered and said, "The one whose arrival will open the doors of the Siddhakut, the 'Jin-Bhawan', he will be the groom for your daughter, who is renowned for her beauty and who carries the arrows of Kamadeva." Seeing this, the king said, "O King! I have seen you. Even though he didn't want to, he picked up the Kumar and flew swiftly through the sky on his celestial chariot.