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The (Jain) Purana praised the greatness of the two (Jayakumar and Sulonchana). He, being delighted by their virtues, was amazed. The sun-like (Jayakumar) came to them, being fond of their virtues. ||21|| Having narrated his own story, he asked for forgiveness from the two youths. After worshipping with great jewels, he went to heaven. ||272|| "Thus, having enjoyed for a long time, he attained equal happiness with his beloved. Having returned to the city, he experienced the essence of happiness." ||27|| Then, on another occasion, Jayakumar, who had attained enlightenment, like the sound of clouds, went to the Tirthankara, the Lord of the pilgrimage sites, and worshipped him, the object of joy. ||24|| Having asked questions about Dharma, and having heard the appropriate answers from him, he narrated the stories of Aakshepini, etc., and discussed the bondage and arising of karma, etc. ||275|| Having attained the essence of peace, by being freed from karma, Jayakumar, with a wise mind, performed the coronation of Anantvirya, the son of Shivankar Mahadevi, who is beloved by the world. ||276|| Anantvirya, who is invincible, with infinite strength, a master of weapons and scriptures, whose fame spread from his childhood, whose valor extended to the conquest of enemies, whose charity satisfied all the beggars, and whose truth never wavered even in dreams, was given all his wealth by Jayakumar. ||277-278|| Then, Jayakumar, who desired to attain the supreme state, who was free from anxiety and attachment, who had renounced his family, who had controlled his senses, who had dispelled the great delusion, and who had accumulated good deeds, having attained the highest state of purity, took initiation along with his younger brothers, Vijay, Jayant, Sanjayant, and others who had decided to renounce possessions, who were free from attachment and aversion, and also with Ravikriti, Ravivijay, Arindam, Arinjaya, Sujaya, Sukant, the seventh Ajitjaya, Mahajaya, Ativirya, Varunjaya, Raviviriya, and other sons of the emperor who had attained renunciation. ||279-283||