Bhagavatapurana 5.6.9

5.6.9

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yasya kilānucaritam upākarṇya koṅka-veṅka-kuṭakānāṃ rājārhan-nāmopaśikṣya kalāv adharma utkṛṣyamāṇe bhavitavyena vimohitaḥ sva-dharma-patham akuto-bhayam apahāya kupatha-pākhaṇḍam asamañjasaṃ nija-manīṣayā mandaḥ sampravartayiṣyate //

9. It is said that, on learning the course of Rishabha's life, the king, Arhat by name, of Konka, Venka, and Kutaka countries will study that practice and, when in the age of Kali unrighteousness grows stronger and stronger, that foolish king deluded by fate (by the store of people's sin accumulated in previous lives), will fearlessly abandon his own righteous path and will, according to his whim, spread the wicked and horrible ways of the Pashandas.