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The Adipurana, as it is called, was narrated by Amitamati near the Khaga mountain. Two monks, Vasanta and Charana, lived near the Malaya mountain. [135]
In the past, they had come to your place seeking alms, residing in the forest near the Shakti forest. They had predicted that you would have five sons and one daughter, and then left. [136]
These two pigeons, who were the cause of the rain of jewels and other miracles, were seen by the monks. Moved by compassion, they left without taking alms. [137]
These two monks were the gurus of your father and husband. I have narrated all this in order, as I heard it from their teachings. [138]
Those who were listening to Amitamati's story were engrossed in understanding the true nature of the world. [139]
After some time, Priyadatta asked Yasasvati and Gunavati, "Why did you take this initiation? I am curious to know." They then explained the reason for their initiation. [140-141]
Later, Dhanavati, the wife of Kubera Mitra, took initiation from Amitamati, the head of the Sangha. Kuberaseana, the mother of these two Aryikas, also took initiation near her daughter. [142]
One day, the two pigeons, driven by Yama, went to another village to eat rice. There was a cat, a creature of Bhavadeva, who, due to the hatred he had from a previous life, was filled with evil upon seeing the pigeons and killed them. [143-144]
In the southern part of the Vijayachala mountain in the Pushkalavati country, there is a country called Gandhara. In that country, there is a city called Usiravati... [145]