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The nineteenth chapter: Ravana, filled with unfulfilled rage, summoned all the Vidyadharas again through letter carriers. ||1|| The king of Kishkindha, Dundubhi, the lord of Alankarapur, the master of Rathnapur, and all the other Vidyadharas residing in both ranges of the Vijayarddha mountain, arrived at Ravana's presence with all preparations. ||2-3|| After that, a man bearing a mark on his forehead arrived at Hanuruh island, near Pavananjay and Prati-Surya. ||4|| Understanding the meaning of the letter, both decided to go to Ravana, but before leaving, they were eager to perform the coronation of Hanuman on the kingdom. ||5|| Great preparations were made for the coronation. The sound of trumpets and other musical instruments echoed, and men stood before Hanuman with kalashas in their hands. ||6|| Hanuman asked Pavananjay and Prati-Surya, "What is this?" They replied, "O son! Now you rule the kingdom of Hanuruh island." ||7|| "Ravana has summoned us to assist him in the war, so we must obey his command with love and as befits us." ||8|| "Varuna, who resides in Rasatalapur, stands against him. His army is vast, and he is invincible due to the strength of his sons and fortresses." ||9|| Hearing this, Hanuman humbly replied, "It is not proper for you to go to war while I am here." ||10|| "O son! You have not yet tasted the flavor of battle," they said. Hanuman replied, "What is liberation, if it is not attained now?" ||11|| When he refused to stay despite their attempts to dissuade him, both granted permission to the young man to leave. ||11-12||
Then, after bathing and eating in the morning, he paid homage to the Arhats and Siddhas with great effort, adorned his body with auspicious substances, and, filled with great energy, he...