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3. Lion 4. Lakshmi 5. Garland of Flowers 6. Moon 7. Sun 8. Flag 9. Pot 10. Lotus Pond 11. Ocean 12. Airplane 13. Treasure 14. Smokeless Fire
King! Queen Prabhavati had a great dream. Therefore, its result will be wealth gain, enjoyment gain, son gain and kingdom gain. .. In due course, a son was born, who was named Mahabalkumar.
Mahabal became skilled by practicing 72 arts with Kalacharya.
Mahabalkumar was married to eight princesses. Mahabalkumar became engrossed in material pleasures.
He became a disciple by listening to the teachings of the Lord and embraced the monastic dharma. Thereafter, Mahabal Muni studied the 14 Purvas. He performed many kinds of austerities. After observing the Shramanaparyaya for 12 years, he was born as a deity in the Brahma Lok Kalpa.
- Bhagavati, Shatak 11, Uddes 11 Konik
The son of Queen Chellanana of King Shrenik, the ruler of Champanagari, the capital of Angadesh, a devout devotee of Lord Mahavira.
Konik Raja is a famous king. His description is found in many places in Jain Agamas in many ways. Bhagavati, Aupapatik and Niryaavlika have detailed descriptions of Konik.
Due to his greed for the kingdom, he had imprisoned his father Shrenik. After Shrenik's death, Konik made Champanagari his capital in Angadesh.
He also fought a fierce battle with his maternal grandfather Chetak to snatch the elephant Har and Sechanak from his brothers Hall and Vihall. The Konik-Chetak war is famous.
—Jain Agam Katha Kosh