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In the Harivamsha Purana,
There was a loud sound of weeping of the maidens, which spread throughout the nearby camp, due to the abduction of the maiden. ||12||
Hearing the sound, the father of the maiden, the king of the Vidyadharas, Jambavan, became enraged and with a sword in his hand and a shining shield, he flew through the air and quickly reached the spot. ||13||
Seeing him, the celestial being Anavrushti, who was flying in the sky, for a while, treated him as a guest in battle. Then he bound Jambavan, the king of the Vidyadharas, who was holding a sword in his hand. ||14||
The valiant Anavrushti, who was a master of policy, brought him to Krishna and showed him. This incident caused Jambavan to become detached, so he left for the forest to perform penance, leaving his son Vishvaksen under the care of Krishna. ||15||
Krishna, who was filled with supreme joy due to the marriage of Jambavati, took Vishvaksen with him and went to his city of Dwaraka. ||16||
Jambavati's arrival brought joy to Rukmini, so Krishna gave Jambavati a beautiful palace near Rukmini's palace. ||17||
Honoring Jambavati's brother Vishvaksen, he dismissed him from his position and began to enjoy life with Jambavati, indulging in rare pleasures of the earth. ||18||
The love that had initially arisen between Rukmini and Jambavati grew stronger due to their frequent visits to each other's palaces and became unbreakable. ||19||
At that time, there was a king named Shlakshna Roma, who was wise and had fine hair, in the island of Sinhala. Krishna sent his messenger to subdue him. ||20||
The messenger went there and quickly returned, informing Krishna that he was hostile and that he had a daughter named Lakshmana, who possessed excellent qualities. ||21||
Then, Krishna, filled with joy, went there with Balarama. There, they saw Lakshmana, who had long eyes, coming to the sea to bathe. ||22||
Then, Krishna, captivating her heart with his form and killing the powerful general named Drumasen in battle, abducted the beautiful Lakshmana. ||23||
Bringing her to Dwaraka, he married her according to the rituals and gave her a palace near Jambavati's palace. ||24||