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## Twenty-Seventh Chapter
The army of the Mlechchas, filled with fear, was destroyed, their standards, umbrellas, bows and arrows scattered everywhere. ||83||
Just as a virtuous person destroys the Kshayas in a moment, so too did Rama, who was free from all blemishes, destroy all the Mlechchas in the blink of an eye. ||84||
The Mlechcha king, who had come with an army as vast as the ocean, fled with only ten horses, filled with fear. ||85||
Thinking, "What is the use of killing these defeated and impotent men?", Rama, having accomplished his task, returned happily with Lakshmana. ||86||
The Mlechchas, filled with fear, abandoned their desire for victory and sought refuge in the Sahya and Vindhya mountains, making peace. ||87||
Just as snakes are afraid of Garuda, so too were the Mlechchas afraid of Rama. They subsisted on roots, fruits, and tubers, abandoning all their evil ways. ||88||
Then, Rama, whose body remained peaceful in battle, went to see his father, Janaka, along with his younger brother, Lakshmana, while Lakshmana, whose body remained peaceful in battle, went to see his father, Janaka, along with his younger brother, Kanaka. ||89||
The entire populace, filled with supreme joy and wonder, engaged in merrymaking. The whole earth shone with splendor, like the age of righteousness. ||90||
Just as the sky is adorned with stars free from the covering of snow, so too is the world adorned with men devoted to Dharma, Artha, and Kama. ||91||
Gautama Swami said to the king, "O King! It was because of this great virtue that King Janaka, pleased, decided to give his daughter, Janaki, the beauty of the world, to Rama." ||92||