Chapter 36 states Sai Baba can turn a beggar into a king. Can you provide the name of the specific beggar who was made a king in this chapter?

The source material from Chapter 36 makes the powerful assertion that Sai Baba "can turn a beggar into a king in a moment with the play of his eyebrows." However, this is presented as a general description of his infinite glory and capability, not as a narrative of a specific event. The provided chunks do not contain a story or mention the name of any particular beggar who was elevated to royalty. The passage serves to illustrate his divine prowess and ability to enact inconceivable events, emphasizing that he bestows grace and shows various forms to those he favors, rather than recounting a specific instance of this transformation.