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Adipurana
Having come from heaven to this place, Jayadhama, the Vidhyadhara, became Vasulo here. Jayabhama was also born. ||224||
From Jayavati, Jayasena was born. Pippali was born as Jayadatta, who was Madanavati. ||225||
Vaisravana Datta became Vidyudvega, skilled in all arts. Sagardatta, having come from heaven, became Sukhavati. ||226||
At that time, Sagardatta, having come from the heavenly realm, became the beloved son of Pururavas, named Harivara. ||227||
Samudradatta was born as the renowned son of Jvalanavega. His son, named Dhumavega, was a man of great valor, known for his knowledge. ||228||
Vaisravana Datta became Asanivega here. The most beloved Seth, Sri Pal, is you. ||229||
You, having rejected your son-in-law, were separated from your relatives. Therefore, those who were your enemies in that life are your enemies in this life as well. ||230||
Those who were your wives in that life are also your beloved wives in this life. You did not harm your sister's child, therefore you have been reunited with your brothers and sisters in this life. ||231||
As a result of the penance you performed in that life, you have become the emperor of the entire world. By abandoning all attachments, you will soon attain liberation. ||232||
Hearing the words of the Tirthankara, Gunapal, all people, filled with wonder, abandoned their mutual hatred. ||233||
Thereafter, the virtuous Sri Pal, with a steady mind, drank the nectar of Dharma, to destroy birth, disease, old age, and death, which constantly follow him. ||234||
He thought, "This empire of the emperor is like the life of a potter, for just as a potter, by rotating his wheel, earns his livelihood from the pots and other vessels made of clay,