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The Adipurana
She also spoke of the measure, saying, "This is the order." Having obtained the blanket, she completed it, and then she went to the place where the blanket was kept. ||77|| Her companions came together, and they were always called Madanavati and Kalnavya. ||78|| Seeing the end of the blanket, she saw the gem-studded ring, and she remembered the order, and the letters "Sri Pal" were inscribed on it. ||79|| Then, with a heart that was not like that of an A-kayasaya, she thought, "How did this Sri Pal, who bears the name, come to this world of the Vidyadharas?" ||80|| To be sure of this, she went to the city of Pundarikani, and after bowing to the Jina, she stood before him. ||81|| Having learned from your mother's account of your journey, I have decided to bring you back. ||82|| Coming, she saw the one who was filled with the energy of lightning, and she said to her, "I will unite you with your beloved." ||83|| Having reassured your beloved, she went out and went to the Jina temple on the Siddhakut. ||84|| Having bowed, she said, "Come with me, Pundarikani, to see your mother, brother, and others." ||85|| "If you wish," she said, "then come." "Why are you so old?" she asked. "I am old because of the words of the Kumar," she said. ||86|| Hearing the words of the Kumar, she became old. "And what about you?" she asked, laughing. ||87|| Overwhelmed by old age, she said, "Why has my body become like this?" ||88|| Hearing this, she said, "There are two daughters of Piplala and Madanavati, who are famous for their beauty. ||89|| There is also a powerful man named Dhumavega, and a great hero named Harivara. ||90|| I have brought you to this city to protect you from them." ||91|| "Because of my lack of knowledge, I have revealed the two forms of Maya. Kumar, because of your father's eating of the sweet fruit of immortality, ||92||