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## Chapter Seventeen
That which is in your heart, in all the earth, that which is born in the sun, that jewel, let it be made in your hand. || 13 ||
Thus, hearing the words of his people, Daksha, with a contrary mind, declared that he would act according to their permission and dismissed them. || 14 ||
Then he himself took the hand of his daughter. What is the limit, what is the order, of one who is seized by the demon of desire? || 15 ||
Ila Devi, enraged at her husband, separated her son from him. For as long as the lord remains within the bounds of propriety, so long are his wives and others. || 16 ||
Ila, surrounded by great lords, took her son Aileya and went to a fortified country, where she decided to reside. || 17 ||
She built a city like Trivishtapura, a city that was close together, and because it was growing on the earth, it was known as Ilavardhana. || 18 ||
Aileya was established as king, and he ruled there with his people, a pillar of strength, courage, and wisdom, a special mark of the Hari Dynasty. || 19 ||
Being a king, Aileya, who lived in the Anga country, established a beautiful city known as Tamalipti. || 20 ||
When Aileya, desiring to conquer other countries, came to the banks of the Narmada River, he established a city known as Mahishmati, famous on earth. || 21 ||
Staying there, he ruled for a long time with submissive kings. Then, establishing his son Kunima, he went to perform austerities. || 22 ||
Kunima, desiring to conquer and to cause suffering to his enemies, built a beautiful city called Kundina on the banks of the Varda River in the Vidarbha country. || 23 ||
Kunima, considering life to be fleeting, entrusted his wealth to his son, Pulama, and went to the forest of austerities himself. || 24 ||
Pulama, too, established a city called Pulamapura. Finally, he went to perform austerities, leaving behind his wealth and glory. || 25 ||