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## Chapter 74: Maadi Purana
**Page | Topic**
156-162 | The wedding ceremony of Shrimathi and Vajranjangh.
162-166 | The welcome of the bride by twenty-five thousand crowned kings, including Mativar, Anand, Dhanamitra, and Akampan.
167-169 | The sermon delivered by Damdhar Muniraj, while Shardool, Nakul, Vanar, and Suka, four beings, listened with equanimity.
170 | King Vajranjangh's inquiry about the four beings.
170-171 | Vajranjangh's return to his city with splendor and enjoyment of royal pleasures.
171-172 | Damdhar Muniraj's explanation of their past lives, stating that Mativar and the other four will be reborn with Vajranjangh, and all of them, along with five hundred kings and Shrimathi, will attain liberation in the eighth existence.
172-174 | Vajranjangh's coronation as a Tirthankara in the eighth existence, Shrimathi becoming the Danatirtha, and Vajradant becoming the Chakravarti.
174-176 | Vajranjangh's renunciation of the world upon seeing Damdhar Muniraj, and his decision to take initiation with five hundred kings and Shrimathi.
177-181 | The description of Vajranjangh and Shrimathi's enjoyment of the six seasons in their city, Pundarikini.
181-182 | The arrival of Damdhar and Sagarasen, two Charan-Riddhi-bearing Munirajs, during their stay in Pundarikini.
182-183 | Vajranjangh and Shrimathi's offering of food and gifts to the Munirajs, and the manifestation of five miracles by the Devas.
183-185 | The description of their past lives.
185-187 | The joy of everyone upon hearing their past lives, and Vajranjangh's renunciation of the world upon seeing Damdhar Muniraj.
187-188 | Vajranjangh's return to his city with splendor.
160-161 | The description of Vajranjangh and Shrimathi's enjoyment of the six seasons in their city, Pundarikini.
161-192 | The accidental death of Vajranjangh and Shrimathi due to the negligence of the gatekeeper, Kanchuki.