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In the Padma Purana, it is said that Bhaskarakarna, the enemy, destroyed the city, which was filled with a multitude of bewildered people. ||65|| The warriors looted all the wealth, jewels, and other valuables of the city. This was done out of anger towards the enemy city, not out of greed. ||70|| The women, who were filled with the delusion of love, with their eyes streaming with tears, were being taken away, wailing. ||71|| Those women, whose bodies were bent under the weight of their breasts, with their hands trembling like tender leaves, were being taken away by the cruel men, crying out for their relatives. ||72|| One woman, who had been thrown inside the chariot, whose moon-like face was eclipsed by the sorrow of the Rahu, spoke to her friend, her eyes filled with tears. ||73|| "My friend, if my virtue is destroyed, I will surely die by hanging myself from a cloth." ||74|| Another woman, whose death was uncertain, was calling out to her beloved, again and again, her eyes dull with sorrow, remembering his virtues. ||75|| Those women, whose eyes were streaming with tears, were calling out to their mothers, fathers, husbands, brothers, uncles, and sons, causing sorrow even to the sage. ||76|| One woman, whose eyes had turned green due to the radiance of Kumbhakarna, spoke to her friend, who had lotus-like eyes, in a secluded place. ||77|| "My friend, seeing this great man, I have experienced an extraordinary joy, and my whole body feels like it has become subservient to that joy." ||78|| Thus, due to the strange nature of karma, both pure and impure thoughts arose in the minds of those women. Indeed, the actions of people are strange. ||79|| Then, Kumbhakarna, who possessed wealth like Kubera, who was served by valiant warriors, who was filled with the sound of victory, and who was adorned with beautiful pastimes, descended from his chariot and, with great joy, presented the captured women with their pale lips to Ravana. ||80-81|| Those women were filled with sorrow, their eyes filled with tears, and their bodies trembling. ||82||