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## The Eighth Chapter
Seeing this great wonder, the king's commander, minister, and priest were filled with immense peace. [211] They had received the king's blessings for their charitable deeds, and thus they became Aryas in the land of Uttarakuru after their lifespan ended. [212] At the end of their lifespan, they became glorious gods in the Aishana heaven. Among them, the minister became the god Kankaab in the Kanchan Vimana, the priest became the god Prabhanjan in the Ruchi Vimana, and the commander became the god Prabhakar in the Prabha Vimana. These were all your family gods in the realm of Lalitaanga Devi. [213-214]
The lion's soul, having fallen from there, became your minister, Mativar, the son of Matisagar and Shrimati. [215] Prabhakar's soul, having fallen from heaven, became your commander, Akampan, the son of Aparajit and Arjava. [216] Kanakaprabha's soul, having become the son of Shrutakeerti and Anantamati, became your beloved priest, Anand. [217] Prabhanjan, having fallen from there, became your wealthy merchant, Dhanamitra, the son of Dhanadatta and Dhanadatta. [218]
Hearing these words of the Muni, both the king Vajrangh and Shrimati were filled with immense joy in Dharma. [219]
The king Vajrangh, still filled with wonder, asked the Muni, "Why are these four beings, the jackal, the lion, the monkey, and the boar, sitting fearlessly in this land filled with humans, their eyes fixed on your lotus-like face?" [220-221]
The sage, the holder of the Charan Riddhi, replied to the king, "Oh King, this lion was once in this very land, in the famous city of Hastinapur, the son of the wealthy Vaishya, Sagaradatta, and his wife Dhanavati. His name was Ugrasen. [222-223] He was extremely angry by nature, and this ignorant being, like a splitting of the earth, was bound by the karma of a lower life form due to his unyielding anger." [224]