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## The Eighth Canto
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From his Nandana Mala, a beautiful daughter was born, named Rajiva Sarasi, who was given to Vibhishana in marriage. ||15||
The wise Vibhishana, with his divine form, did not find pleasure with the beautiful Rajiva Sarasi, like a lotus with a lotus. ||152||
Then Mandodari, due to the auspicious time, conceived. Her mind was filled with thoughts, and her desires were fulfilled instantly. Her movements were captivating. ||153||
She was taken to her father's house, where she gave birth to a noble son, who was known throughout the earth as Indrajit. ||154||
Indrajit, the delight of his people, grew up in his grandfather's house. He played like a young lion, full of joy. ||155||
Then Mandodari, with her son, was brought back to her husband. She brought sorrow to her father, due to the separation from her son. ||156||
Dashanan, seeing his son, was filled with immense joy. There is no greater happiness than that of a son. ||157||
In due course, Mandodari conceived again and was sent back to her father. There, she gave birth to a son named Meghavahana. ||158||
Then she was brought back to her husband, and she immersed herself in the ocean of pleasure, her mind captivated by her husband. ||159||
The two boys, with their charming movements, brought joy to their family. They reached their youth, their eyes as vast as those of a great bull. ||160||
Then Kumbhakarna, going to the cities ruled by Vaishravana, destroyed them thousands of times. ||161||
From those cities, the valiant Kumbhakarna brought back beautiful jewels, clothes, women, and courtesans to his own city, Swayamprabha. ||162||
When Vaishravana, the powerful Indra, learned of Kumbhakarna's mischief, he sent a messenger to Sumali, filled with pride. ||163||
The messenger entered the city and was announced to the guards. He received a welcome befitting a guest, according to the customs of the world. ||164||