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## The Fiftieth Chapter
And thus, the one who was destined for the highest good, Hanuman, went through the sky, shining like the sun, as if he were going to bring back his sister Sita. ||1||
The noble Hanuman, who was engaged in the command of his friend Rama, was filled with a great joy in his heart, being humble, generous, and pure. ||2||
As Hanuman stood in the path of the sun, looking at the sky with his keen vision, the sky seemed to him like the limbs of his own body. ||3||
As Hanuman was eager to go to Lanka, he saw the city of King Maheendra, which seemed like the city of Indra. ||4||
That city was situated on the peak of a mountain, and it was illuminated from afar by its white buildings, which were like white lotuses on a platform, and shone like the moon. ||5||
Just as Indra had no affection for the city of Bali, so Hanuman had no affection for that city of King Maheendra. He thought to himself, ||6||
"This city of King Maheendra is situated on the peak of this mountain, where that wicked king Maheendra resides. ||7||
My mother, who was filled with sorrow during my gestation, came to this city, but this wicked man expelled her. ||8||
Then my mother stayed in that cave in the desolate forest, where the sage Amitagati, who was engaged in the practice of yoga, resided. In that cave, that merciful sage comforted her with kind words, and she gave birth to me, being alone and deprived of her relatives. ||9-10||
In this same cave, my mother suffered from the lion, and in this same cave, she received the presence of the sage. Therefore, this cave is very dear to me. ||11||
Now, I will serve King Maheendra by giving him the punishment he deserves for expelling my mother, who had sought refuge with him. ||12||
This Maheendra is very arrogant and constantly hates me. Therefore, I will surely remove his pride." ||13||