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## Sixth Chapter
The lineage of the Rakshonas and Bhogas has been narrated by me to you. Now, O King, listen to the lineage of the Vanaras. ||1||
In the southern range of the Vijaya mountain, resembling heaven, there is a city named Meghapur, adorned with lofty palaces. ||2||
In that city, there lived a renowned king of the Vidyadharas named Ateeindra, who, by his wealth and possessions, surpassed even Indra. ||3||
His wife, named Shrimati, was beautiful and graceful, her face always radiant like the moon. ||4||
They had a son named Shreekant, well-versed in scriptures. The wise rejoiced at the mere mention of his name. ||5||
He had a younger sister, beautiful and named Devi. Her eyes were like the arrows of Kamadeva. ||6||
There was a beautiful city named Ratnapura, where resided a powerful Vidyadhara king named Pushpottara. ||7||
He had a son named Padmottara, whose beauty captivated everyone, making them forget everything else. ||8||
Pushpottara requested Shreekant for his daughter Devi for his son Padmottara many times, but Shreekant, due to his karma, did not give her to him. ||9||
Instead, he gave her to Kirtidhaval, the king of Lanka, following the advice of his relatives, and performed her marriage with great pomp and ceremony. ||10||
Pushpottara was enraged. He thought, "There is no fault in our lineage, no poverty in me, no ugliness in my son, and no enmity between us. Still, Shreekant did not give his sister to my son." ||11-12||