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## Fifth Chapter
Thus addressed by the Rakshasa chiefs, the son of Purnghana attained supreme joy. He bowed down to the Lord Ajita. ||166||
Having obtained the Rakshasa knowledge and mounting the swift, desired-going chariot named Kamaga, he set out for that city. ||167||
Knowing that this boon had been granted to him by the Rakshasas, all his relatives were filled with joy, like a cluster of lotuses blooming at dawn. ||168||
Vimala, Amala, Kanta, and others, with their wealth of knowledge, arrived quickly, filled with joy, and greeted him with sweet words. ||169||
Surrounded by his joyful relatives, he set out for Lanka. Some of the Vidyadharas walked beside him, some behind, some ahead, some riding on elephants, some on horses. Some chanted victory cries, some played melodious drums, some provided shade with white umbrellas, and some were adorned with flags and garlands. ||170-171||
The assembly of Vidyadharas, showering blessings and paying respects, accompanied him. As he traveled through the sky, he saw the salty ocean, vast like the sky, deep like the netherworld, dark like a Tamala forest, and filled with waves. ||172-173||
Those traveling with him said, "Look, there is a mountain in the water, there is a great crocodile leaping, and there is a huge fish swimming nearby." ||174||
Gazing at the beauty of the ocean, Meghavahana entered Lanka, situated below the peak of Trikuta mountain. Lanka was adorned with massive ramparts and towers, its red hue staining the sky like twilight, adorned with white flags like Kunda flowers, and decorated with Jain temples, complete with walls and arches. ||175-176||
Entering Lanka, he first went to the Jain temple and paid homage to the Jina. Then, he resided in his own suitable palace, filled with auspiciousness. ||177||
His other relatives also stayed in their respective palaces, their eyes and rows of eyes captivated by the splendor of jewels. ||178||