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The forty-seventh chapter, my dear, another story is presented there, do you remember it? He asked her again, "Is it related to Shri Pal Chakravarti?" "Yes, I remember the story of the fortunate Shri Pal Chakravarti, as if I saw it today," she said, and began to tell the story.
In the eastern Videha region of Jambudvipa, there is a city called Pundarikin, which is as famous as Indra's city, Amaravati.
Shri Pal and Vasu Pal, two brothers like the sun and moon, or like power and valor, conquered the entire earth and ruled it together.
One day, the gardener came to Vasu Pal's mother, Kubera Shri, and said, "Your husband, Muni Raja, has attained Kevala Jnana on the mountain called Suragiri." Hearing this, she went forward seven steps, bowed down, gave the gardener a reward, and announced in the city, "Everyone should come to see the Lord with offerings." She herself went first and worshipped the Lord. Behind her, Shri Pal and Vasu Pal also went with great joy.
On the way, they reached a beautiful forest full of excellent trees. In that forest, under a banyan tree with a statue of a deity, Maharaja Jagat Pal Chakravarti had taken samayam. Below that tree, a beautiful dance was taking place, which both brothers watched with great respect.
Seeing this, Kumar Shri Pal said, "This man is dancing in a woman's dress, and this woman is dancing in a man's form. If this woman were to dance in her own dress, it would be a very good dance." Hearing this, the dancer fainted.