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The fiftieth chapter, this is the story of the greatness of the son, Prasannakoti, who is happy. You have defeated him and he has been captured, this is a great wonder. ||40|| Oh, Bhadra! Your valor is amazing, your patience is truly wonderful, oh, your form is unparalleled, and your prowess in battle is also amazing. ||41|| Oh, Vatsa! You were born from our good deeds, and you have illuminated our entire lineage. ||42|| You are endowed with virtues like humility, you are a reservoir of great brilliance, you are the embodiment of auspiciousness, and you have risen like a wish-fulfilling tree. ||43|| You are the teacher of the world, the refuge of your relatives, and a cloud of rain for all those who are scorched by the sun of sorrow. ||44|| Thus praising him, the grandfather, Mahendra, whose eyes were filled with tears of affection and whose hands were trembling, smelled his head and embraced him with joy. ||45|| The son of the wind, Hanuman, also bowed to the noble grandfather, folded his hands in respect, and with a subdued mind, he became as if transformed in an instant. ||46|| He said, "Oh, noble one! I have done some things to you in my childhood, oh, venerable one! You are worthy of forgiving all my faults." ||47|| He then recounted the entire story of his arrival, from the time he met Padma, to the time he arrived, with great respect. ||48|| He also said, "Oh, noble one! I am going to Trikuta for a very important reason. You go to Kishkindha and do the work of Dasharatha." ||49|| Saying this, the son of the wind flew up into the sky and went towards Trikuta with ease, like a god going to heaven. ||50|| The wise and affectionate king, Mahendraketu, went with his beloved son, Prasannakoti, and honored his daughter, Anjana. ||51|| Anjana, the beautiful one, having met her parents and seen her brother, attained supreme peace. ||52|| Hearing of Mahendra's arrival, Sugriva, the king of Kishkindha, went to meet him, and Viradhit and others were filled with great joy. ||53||