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## Padma Purana
**Seventy-seventh Chapter:** Vibhishan faints in grief after Ravana's death, desires self-immolation and laments sorrowfully. Ravana's eighteen thousand wives arrive at the battlefield, embrace his corpse and wail. The entire sky and earth are filled with sorrow. Rama, Lakshmana, Bhamandal, Hanuman and others console them. The brief story of Pritikar is narrated in passing.
**Seventy-eighth Chapter:** Rama says, "The enmity of the wise lasts till death, so why hold any grudge against Ravana now? Let's perform his funeral rites." Everyone agrees with Rama and they all gather near Ravana's body. Mandodari and other queens lament sorrowfully. Consoling them, they perform Ravana's funeral rites with sandalwood and other fragrant substances and then proceed to the Padma Sarovar. There, under the protection of Bhamandal and others, Bhanukarna, Indrajit and Meghvahan are brought. All of them become monks from the heart. They praise Rama and Lakshmana. Rama and Lakshmana encourage them to enjoy worldly pleasures as before, but they remain indifferent to worldly desires. Sorrow and despair spread throughout Lanka. Tears flow everywhere. At the end of the day, a Muni named Anantvirya arrives in Lanka. He stays in the Kusumodyan. Fifty-six thousand celestial Munis reside with him. In the last watch of the night, Anantvirya Muni attains Kevalgyan. Devas celebrate his Kevalgyan. The five Kalyanakas of Bhagwan Munisuvrat Jinendra are described in a prose poem. The divine sound of the Kevali resonates. Indrajit, Meghvahan, Kumbhakarna and Mandodari inquire about their future births. Finally, Indrajit, Meghvahan, Bhanukarna and Madhu take Nirgranth Diksha. Mandodari, Chandranakha and others also take the vows of an Aryika.
**Eighty-ninth Chapter:** Rama and Lakshmana enter Lanka with great pomp and splendor. Seeing Rama's captivating form, women praise him to each other. They praise Sita's good fortune. Walking along the royal road, Rama reaches the garden where Sita, weakened by separation and suffering, is staying. Sita stands up to welcome Rama. Rama embraces Sita with his arms. Lakshmana stands respectfully, touching Sita's feet. Tears of affection flow from Sita's eyes. Devas and Vidyadharas in the sky express their joy at the reunion of Rama and Sita, showering them with flowers and fragrant water. The sky resounds with the cry of "Jai Sita! Jai Rama!"
**Ninetieth Chapter:** Taking Sita with him, Sri Rama rides an elephant and goes to Ravana's palace. There, in the Shantinath Jinalaya, they offer devotional prayers to Shantinath Bhagwan. They console Vibhishan and Ravana's family. Vibhishan goes to his palace and sends his clever queen to invite Sri Rama. Sri Rama, along with his family, arrives at his palace. Vibhishan welcomes them with an offering of water.