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624
Harivamsha Purana
The mouths of all the directions, the entire sky, the ocean, the earth, and everything else were filled with the sound of the conch shell. It seemed as if everything had burst open due to the sound of the conch. || 66 ||
The elephants, filled with excessive pride, broke their chains in anger and ran around. The horses, breaking their bonds, neighed and ran around the city. || 67 ||
The peaks and edges of the buildings were falling apart. Hari drew his sword. The entire assembly was agitated, and the people of the city, fearing the arrival of the apocalypse, were filled with fear. || 68 ||
When Hari realized that the sound was from his own conch, he quickly went to the armory and, seeing Nemikumara standing on the shining serpent bed with disrespect, he was surprised along with the other kings. || 69 ||
As soon as Hari realized that the Kumar had done this act out of anger due to Jambavati's harsh words, he felt great joy along with his relatives. At that time, the Kumar's anger was also a source of great joy for Hari. || 70 ||
Along with his relatives, Hari embraced the young Nemikumara and honored him greatly. After that, he went home. When he realized that he was aroused by his wife, he was even more delighted. || 71 ||
Hari requested the daughter of the Bhojvanshi lineage, Rajimati, for Neminath, sent word to his relatives for the hand-grasping ceremony, and invited all the kings, along with their wives, with great respect and brought them close to him. || 72 ||
At that time, the groom and bride, who had been bathed according to the time, who were adorned with the supreme form, who were wearing the best ornaments, and who were situated in their respective homes in their respective cities, were captivating the minds of the people. || 73 ||