Chapter
27:
Attack
by Candavega on the City of King Puranjana; the Character
of Kâlakanyâ
(19) At that time was
the daughter of the Almighty Time [called
Kâlakanyâ,
referring to
Jarâ or old
age] traveling the three worlds desiring someone for
her husband, o King Prâcinabarhi, but there was
never anyone to accept her proposal.
Chapter
28: Puranjana
Becomes a Woman in his Next Life
(23) Restrained
like an animal was Puranjana by the Yavana's taken to
their own abode followed by the stream of his attendants
that greatly distressed were lamenting.
Chapter
29:The
conversation of Nârada and King
Prâcinabarhi
(29)
Sometimes
male and sometimes female and sometimes neither of both;
sometimes blind of intelligence, a human being, sometimes
a God and sometimes an animal, exists one of ones
activities to the modes of nature, born according ones
karma.
Chapter
30:
The
Activities of the Pracetâ's
(5) Sitting on the back
of his carrier bird [Garuda], He looked like a
cloud on the summit of Mount Meru, dissipating all
darkness around, wearing yellow garments and the jewel
around his neck.
(47)The remaining trees
there, who were very afraid [they or their
deity], at that time, on the advise of Brahmâ,
delivered their daughter to the
Pracetâ's.
Chapter
31:
Nârada
Instructs the Pracetâ's
(4)
On
his appearance they all got up offering their obeisances
in welcome respecting him as was prescribed and after
having him seated comfortably they addressed him.
(23)
Maitreya
said: 'O King, the great sage, the son of Brahmâ
thus instructing the Pracetâ's on the topics of
relating to the Lord then returned to the abode of the
Absolute [Brahmâ-loka].
