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## Chapter Nineteen
The cunning Vasudeva, swinging on a swing made from the tusks of an elephant, tried to kill the approaching elephant. ||63|| Having subdued the elephant, adorned with cool water droplets, the masterful Vasudeva climbed upon it, his hand shaking, while the elephant stood still. ||64|| Astonished, Vasudeva, with his head shaking, thought to himself, "This act of mine is like the cry of the forest." ||65|| "If this elephant-play had happened in the city of valor, the world would have been filled with cheers." ||66|| As he was thinking this, two valiant Vidyaadhara princes, with gentle forms, took him from the elephant's head. ||67|| They brought him to the city of Kunjaraavat, situated on the Vijayardha mountain, and left him in the outer garden called Sarva Kaamika. ||68|| There, Vasudeva sat comfortably beneath an Ashoka tree, free from sorrow and distress. The two Vidyaadhara princes bowed and said, ||69|| "O Master! You have been brought here by the command of the Vidyaadhara king, Ashani Vega. Consider him your father-in-law." ||70|| "I am the prince Achimali, and this is Vayu Vega." Saying this, one of them went towards the city, while the other remained there as a protector. ||71|| "O Master! You are blessed. The valiant, strong, handsome, humble, and youthful elephant-subduer has been brought here." When he said this to the king, the king, filled with joy, gave him all his ornaments, leaving only his clothes. ||72-73|| Then, the king, with auspicious ceremonies, brought Vasudeva into the city, adorned and watched by the men and women of the city. ||74|| When the auspicious time, star, moment, and karana arose, Vasudeva married the youthful Shyama, the daughter of king Ashani Vega. ||75|| He enjoyed himself with the beautiful woman, skilled in arts and virtues. At that time, the six-footed creature of the lotus-face, the bee, was attracted to her. ||76||