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The virtuous one, endowed with the qualities of faith, etc., gave food to the two pure and virtuous monks in accordance with the rules. As a result, he obtained the five wonders. The gods showered jewels and flowers from the sky, a gentle breeze carrying drops of water from the Milky Way was blowing, the sound of drums was resounding, and the words "Oh, what a gift! Oh, what a gift!" were being uttered, filling all directions. ||172-175||
After that, Vajrajanga, having paid homage and worship to the two monks, sent them back. Then, he learned from his attendant that the two monks were his own last sons. ||176||
King Vajrajanga, with great love, went near Srimatī and, with a desire to gain merit, began to listen to the Dharma of the righteous householders. ||177||
Having heard the detailed description of the Dharma, including giving, worship, good conduct, and offerings, Vajrajanga asked about his and Srimatī's past lives. ||178||
The monk named Damavara, illuminating the directions with the rays of his teeth, began to describe their past lives. ||179||
O King, in your fourth birth, you were the eldest son of King Srīṣeṇa and the extremely beautiful Queen Sundarī, in the city of Simhapura, in the Gandhila country, located in the Videha region of Jambudvīpa. There, you renounced the world and took Jain initiation. However, you could not practice restraint and became attached to the pleasures of the Vidyadhara kings, and thus met your death. Before that, you were a powerful king in the city of Alaka, located on the northern slope of the Vijayadha mountain in the aforementioned Gandhila country. There, you enjoyed all the pleasures you desired. Then, guided by the advice of the self-enlightened minister, you attained self-knowledge, worshipped the Jinas, and left your body through Samadhi, becoming Lalitanga Deva. From there, you have fallen down and become King Vajrajanga now. ||180-184||
Srimatī, in a previous birth, was the daughter of a householder in the village called Palalaparvata, in the Gandhila country, located west of the Eastern Meru, in the Dhātakīkhaṇḍa dvīpa. There, due to some merit, you were born in the same country, in the city of Pāṭalī...