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The warriors who were eager to taste the sweet nectar of fame, who were mounted on chariots drawn by elephants, and who had not endured the sound of the enemy army, emerged from Lanka. They were Hast and Prahast, two kings whose great prowess had already been revealed and who were adorned with valor. ||42-43|| Although they did not ask their lord before leaving, it was not fitting for them to ask at that time, for even a fault can become a virtue when the occasion demands it. ||44||
Maricha, Singhavana, Swayambhu, Shambhu, Uttama, Prithu adorned with a vast army, Chandra, Surya, Shuka, Sarana, Gaja, Vibhatsa, Vajraksha who possessed the brilliance of Indra, Gambhira-nada, Nakra, Vajranada, Ugranatha, Sunda, Nikumbha, Sandhyaksha, Vibhrama, cruel, Malyavan, Kharanada, Jambumali, Shikhavira, and the mighty Durddhasa, all these chieftains mounted on chariots drawn by lions, emerged. ||45-48||
Following them were Vajrodara, Shakrabha, Krtaanta, Vighatodara, Mahavajrarava, Chandranakha, Mrtyu, Subhisana, Vajrodara, Dhumraksha, Mudita, Vidyujjhihva, Mahaamali, Kanaka, Krodhanadhvani, Kshobhana, Dhundhu, Uddhama, Dindi, Dindim, Dambara, Prachanda, Damara, Chanda, Kunda, and Halahala, etc., all these chieftains, whose chariots were drawn by tigers, were tall and illuminated the sky. All these chieftains were arrogant and possessed a desire to destroy their enemies. ||49-52||
Behind them emerged Vidya-koshika, Sarpavahu, Mahadyuti, Shankha, Prasankha, Raga, Bhinnaanjanaprabha, Pushpachuda, Maharakta, Ghatastra, Pushpakhechara, Anangakusuma, Kama, Kamavart, Smarayana, Kamagni, Kamarashi, Kanakabha, Shilimukha, Saumyavaktra, Mahakama, and Hemagaura, etc., all these chieftains, mounted on chariots drawn by horses as swift as the wind, emerged from their homes in due order. The armies of all these chieftains were making a tremendous noise. ||53-56||
Then 1. -Vasodhi Viralswani m. 2. Prayane m. 3. Singhajghana j., kh. 4. Vajrakshyo m. 5. Gambhiro Ninado m. 6. Vibhrama: Krur m., kh. 7. -Prabho m.