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## First Chapter
**75.** The entry of Vayu into the Bhutatavi forest, his encounter with the elephant, the arrival of the Vidyadhara Prati-Surya, and Vayu's immense joy upon seeing Anjana.
**76.** Hanuman's assistance to Ravana, and his fierce battle with Varuna. A description of Ravana's vast kingdom, and the height and intervals of the Tirthankaras.
**77.** The activities of Balabhadra, Narayana, and their enemies, Prati-Narayana, etc., in six sections. The birth of King Dasharatha, and the boon granted to Kaikeyi.
**78.** The birth of Rama, Lakshmana, Shatrughna, and Bharata to King Dasharatha. The birth of Sita to King Janaka, and the grief of her mother due to the theft of the Bhamandala.
**79.** The infatuation of Bhamandala upon seeing Sita depicted in a painting by Narada. The account of Sita's Swayamvara, and the appearance of the Dhanush-ratna (bow-jewel) at the Swayamvara.
**80.** King Dasharatha's initiation by the Muni-raja, Sarvabhutasharanaya. Bhamandala's knowledge of other births upon seeing Sita.
**81.** Bharata's acquisition of the kingdom due to Kaikeyi's boon. Sita, Rama, and Lakshmana's journey towards the south.
**82.** The story of Vajrakarna, Lakshmana's acquisition of the Kalyanamaala woman, the subjugation of Rudrabhuti, and the release of the Balakhilya.
**83.** Rama's arrival in the Arun village, his residence in the city of Rampuri established by the gods, Lakshmana's union with Vanamala, and the advancement of Ativirya.
**84.** Lakshmana's acquisition of Jitapadama, the story of the Kulabhushana and Devabhushana Munis, and the description of the Jain temples built by Rama on the Vanshasthal mountain.
**85.** The attainment of the vow by the bird Jatayu, the glory of the fruits of giving alms, Rama, Lakshmana, etc., riding on chariots drawn by large elephants, and the killing of Shambuka.
**86.** The story of Shurpankha, the battle of Rama with Khara and Dushana, and Rama's immense grief due to the separation from Sita.
**87.** The arrival of the Vidyadhara Viradhit, the death of Khara and Dushana, and Ravana's destruction of the knowledge of the Ratna-jati Vidyadhara.