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## Padma Purana
**Chapter 52** Sugriva sent his messenger, Karmhabhuti, to summon Hanuman. He informed Hanuman of the death of Kharadushan, which caused grief in his inner palace. Hanuman's other wife, Padma raga, was pleased to hear the news of Sugriva's demise. Hearing of Rama's glory, Hanuman approached him, praised him with humility, and went to Lanka to deliver Rama's message to Sita.
**Chapter 53** While going to Lanka, Hanuman reached the city of Mahendra, the great sage, who was a descendant of the lineage of the mothers. Remembering the insult he had suffered at the hands of Mahendra's mother, Hanuman was filled with anger and defeated him by force. On Hanuman's orders, King Mahendra met his daughter Anjana.
**Chapter 54** Hanuman extinguished the fire that had afflicted the sages residing on the Dadhimukh island. The Gandharva maidens, who had attained knowledge, expressed their gratitude to Hanuman. Rama received the Gandharva maidens.
**Chapter 55** Hanuman was surprised when his army suddenly stopped moving. He advanced, destroyed the illusory fort, and soon after, killed Vajrayudha. Later, he married Lanka Sundari, Vajrayudha's daughter.
**Chapter 56** Upon reaching Lanka, Hanuman first met Vibhishana and reproached him for Ravana's evil deeds. He then went to the Pramod Udyan, considering the plight of Vibhishana. Seeing Sita under the Ashoka tree, he felt his birth was successful. He left Rama's ring in her lap. Sita called out to him. He appeared before her with humility, delivered Rama's message, and informed her about Rama's arrival. On the eleventh day, Sita accepted food after receiving Rama's message. Hanuman fought with Mandodari and others. He damaged the garden. He was bound and brought before Ravana, but eventually broke free, destroyed Lanka, and returned to Rama.
**Chapter 57** Upon returning, Hanuman informed Rama about Sita's situation and presented him with her hair ornament. He also described Sita's pitiful condition. Inspired by the Vidyaadhara, Chandramarichi, all the Vidyaadharas joined Rama and set out for Lanka.
**Chapter 58** Upon reaching Lanka, the demons were enraged. Indrajit and Vibhishana engaged in a fierce verbal battle. After being scorned by Ravana, Vibhishana left Lanka and joined Rama.
**Chapter 59** Description of Ravana's army, including the Akshouhini.