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## Chapter Twenty-Five
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'The vessel containing the teeth was placed before the son of the twice-born, who was seated in the front. Due to its influence, the teeth transformed into payasa (milk pudding). ||27||
Then, the attendants quickly informed Rama. He, eager to kill, arrived with an axe in his hand. ||28||
While the king, Subhauma, was happily enjoying the payasa, Rama tried to kill him. But due to the merit of Subhauma, the vessel transformed into a chakra (discus). With this, he quickly killed Rama. ||29||
Subhauma became the eighth Chakravarti. Fourteen jewels, nine treasures, and thirty-two thousand kings adorned with crowns served him. ||30||
Pleased with the acquisition of the jewel of women, the Chakravarti Subhauma made Megha-nada the king of the Vidyadharas. Empowered by this, he killed Vajra-panika. ||31||
Then, being a cheat against a cheat, the enraged Chakravarti Subhauma, with the chakra jewel, made the earth devoid of Brahmanas twenty-one times. ||32||
Subhauma, the Chakravarti, lived for sixty thousand years but did not attain satisfaction. Therefore, at the end of his life, he died and went to the seventh hell. ||33||
'In the lineage of Megha-nada, Bali, the lord of three parts, became a powerful enemy due to his knowledge and strength. ||34||
Then, Nanda and Pundarika, the holders of the plough and the discus, were present. Bali was killed in battle by these two, who were extremely powerful. ||35||
In the lineage of Bali, there were many Vidyadhara kings, starting with Sahasra-griva, Pancha-shat-griva, and Dwi-shat-griva. O Yadava, Vidyut-vega was born. He is our father and your father-in-law. ||36-37||
Once, King Vidyut-vega asked the sage, who knew the future, "O Bhagavan, who will be the husband of our daughter Madan-vega?" ||38||
The sage said, "Your son, Chanda-vega, will be practicing his knowledge at night, standing in the Ganga. Whoever falls on his shoulder will be the husband of your daughter." ||39||
Knowing this, the father made his son Chanda-vega practice his knowledge in the Ganga. ||40||