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## Sixth Chapter
This is the son of Vajrayudha, born of Vajrashila. He is the king of the city named Vajrapanjara. || 396 ||
On both his arms, Lakshmi, shining like the sun, resides, though fickle by nature, she remains steadfast. || 397 ||
There are others who are called Khecharas, but they are merely in name. This one, however, shines like the sun, surpassing those who are like fireflies. || 398 ||
His head, naturally tall, has attained the highest height. The crown adorned with sparkling gems, is only for further enhancement. || 399 ||
Beautiful one, accept this lord of the Vidya-bhrutas, if you desire all the pleasures like Shachi. || 400 ||
Seeing the Khechara-bhanu, the sun-like Khechara, the maiden Kumudvati felt extreme shyness. Seeing this, the nurse spoke again. || 401 ||
This is the son of Chitramvara and Padma-shri, born from her womb. He is the eternal king of Chandra-pura, known as Chandra-nana. || 402 ||
See, his chest is broad, adorned with beautiful sandalwood. It is embraced by the rays of the moon, resembling the banks of Kailasa. || 403 ||
His chest is adorned with a necklace of leaping pearls, like a waterfall cascading from Kailasa. || 404 ||
The letters of his name, like rays, embrace the mind of even an enemy, bringing supreme joy, free from sorrow and pain. || 405 ||
If your heart finds joy in his beautiful form, then like the night with the moon, you should unite with him. || 406 ||
But her mind did not find joy in him, just as the lotus does not find joy in the moon, which brings delight to the eyes. || 407 ||
Then the nurse said, "Daughter, look at this Purandara. He has descended to earth, desiring your union. He is indeed Purandara, Indra himself." || 408 ||
This is the son of Merukanta and Shrir-ambha, born from her womb. He is the lord of Mandara-kunja, his voice like thunder. || 409 ||
Taking her to the king, she said, || 395 ||
"This king, Khechara-bhanu, the son of Vajrayudha and Vajrashila, resides in the city named Vajrapanjara." || 396 ||