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## Seventh Chapter
163.
"O great one, I am very pleased with your valor. Therefore, dwell in this Jambudvipa, which is surrounded by four oceans, east, west, north, and south, and is filled with Nagakumara and Vyantara Devas, as you please." (342) "I am the lord of this entire island, and I have no rival. Therefore, I grant you the boon to roam freely in this Jambudvipa, as you wish, vanquishing your enemies." (343) "O dear one, I am pleased with you, and I will always be present in your memory. Even Indra would not be able to hinder your desires under my influence, let alone ordinary mortals." (344) "May you live a long life, filled with happiness, along with your brothers. May your divine powers always increase, and may your relatives always serve them." (345)
With these heartfelt blessings, the Yaksha, accompanied by his family, returned to his abode. (346)
Hearing of Ratnashrava, whose form was adorned with knowledge, groups of Rakshasas, filled with joy, approached him from all sides. (347) Some danced, some played instruments, and some were so overwhelmed with joy that they could not contain themselves. (348) Some roared loudly, terrifying the enemy, while others laughed for a long time, smearing the sky with lime. (349) Sumali, Malyavan, Suryaraj, and Riksharaj, filled with joy, arrived in their magnificent chariots. (350) All their relatives, some in flying vehicles, some on horses, and some on elephants, came from their respective lands, free from fear. (351)
Then, Ratnashrava, whose heart was filled with love for his son, arrived, continuously making the sky white with flags, adorned with great power. Groups of captives praised him, and he was riding in a chariot as beautiful as a grand palace. (352-353)
As they all traveled together, they spent the night on a mountain called Panchasangama, filled with sorrow due to the fear of their enemies. (354)
Then, the sons of Kekasi, with reverence, greeted their elders and friends, and with affectionate eyes, they welcomed their servants. (355)