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The forty-sixth chapter: There were four wives of the king named Suredev: Vasushena, Vasundhara, Dharini and Prithvi. And there were four maidservants of these queens: Shrimati, Vitashoka, Vimala and Vasantika. ||352|| All four of them went to the forest one day and performed religious acts like charity in the presence of a sage. ||353|| As a result of their good deeds, they became the wives of Prati-Indra in the Achyuta heaven. Their names were: Ratisha, Susima, Sukhavati and Subhaga. You are all those queens, and your maidservants became the daughters of the Vyantara gods: Chitrashna, Chitravega, Dhanavati and Dhanshri. ||354|| After his death, king Suredev became the city guard named Pingala. He was imprisoned due to his own fault. Suredev's mother was the daughter of a king and she married Shripala. ||355|| During their wedding ceremony, all the prisoners were released, including Pingala. Now he has renounced the world and will be born in the Achyuta heaven. He will be your husband! ||356|| While the sage was speaking these sweet words, Pingala renounced the world and was born in the Achyuta heaven. He came back and fulfilled the sage's words. At that time, the four Vyantara daughters came to the omniscient god and asked about their future husband. ||357|| The sage said: "The son of the aforementioned Pingala, named Atipingala, will renounce the world and become your husband." ||358|| Hearing these words, the four goddesses went to worship Atipingala. Seeing him, they were overcome with desire. ||359|| They heard about the character of the sage named Ratikul and his father, Maninagadatta. ||360||