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## Chapter 154 of the Padma Purana
**Verse 213:** In the womb-like Meru cave, the child lay smiling, his red feet twitching, his gaze directed upwards.
**Verse 214:** He playfully shook the ground near his bed, shining like the rising sun.
**Verse 215:** The necklace, given by the Rakshasa king to the cloud-chariot rider, guarded by a thousand Naga princes, radiating brilliance, was never worn by anyone else due to fear of the Rakshasas.
**Verse 216:** The child, without any effort, pulled the necklace with his hand, out of sheer affection.
**Verse 217:** Seeing the necklace in the child's fist, the mother was alarmed. She embraced him with great love and kissed his head.
**Verse 218:** The father, seeing the child with the necklace, was filled with wonder. He thought, "This must be a great man."
**Verse 219:** Who else could play with this necklace, guarded by Naga kings, unless he possessed extraordinary power?
**Verse 220:** The words spoken by the Charana sage in the past were true, for the words of the sages never fail.
**Verse 221:** Seeing this wonder, the mother, free from fear, adorned the child with the necklace. The necklace, with its cluster of rays, illuminated the ten directions.
**Verse 222:** The child was named Dashaanan (Ten-faced) because the large, clear gems in the necklace reflected nine additional faces, besides the real one.
**Verse 223:** After Dashaanan, Bhanukarna was born. His cheeks were so beautiful that it seemed as if the sun itself was adorned on his ears.
**Verse 224:** Then, Chandranakha, whose face was like the full moon, was born. Her nails, shining like the rising half-moon, illuminated all directions.
**Verse 225:** After Chandranakha, Vibhishana was born. He was gentle and virtuous, and his very birth instilled fear in the wicked.
**Verse 226:** Vibhishana seemed like the embodiment of Dharma itself, and his fame, born of his virtues, remains pure in the world.