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## Chapter 232
In the northern region of the Harivansha Purana, there is a city called Meghapur, situated on a mountain named Vimva. This city is adorned with an endless line of magnificent mansions made of precious gems. ||25||
The king of Meghapur was Pavanavega, who was like a lion in his ability to destroy the pride of enemy elephants. His beloved wife was Manohari, who captivated her husband's heart during their moments of love. She was as dear to him as love itself. ||26||
From this union, a daughter named Manorama was born, a virtuous and beautiful woman who brought joy to her father, King Sumukh. Manorama was aware of her past lives and brought happiness to the world like the moon's radiance. ||27||
Their marriage was arranged according to the auspicious traditions of their noble families. The divine will ensured that their children would be born soon, as it always strived to bring together such auspicious souls. ||28||
The two children, a boy and a girl, were raised with love and care in their respective homes. They would sometimes cover their eyes with their hands, sometimes smile softly, sometimes eagerly speak, and sometimes fill the air with their laughter, bringing joy to their families. ||29||
These two children, radiant like the sun and fire, were blessed with the auspicious fortune of enjoying the pleasures of life. Their presence brought joy and prosperity to their families, just as children bring happiness to their parents. ||30||
This pair, with bodies as bright as the moon, grew stronger and more beautiful with each passing day, adorned with various arts and skills. Their families, like a vast ocean of joy, grew even more expansive with their flourishing. ||31||
This couple, knowledgeable about the world, was adorned with all the knowledge mastered by the celestial beings. Their youthful beauty, enhanced by their numerous virtues, captivated the hearts of all who beheld them. ||32||
1. Manohara (M)
2. Vidhochitabhavita (K)
3. Swajanharsoadhis (K)
4. Bhavavetaa, Yatha
5. Gunan Yata Taya