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In the Padma Purana, seeing Chakradhara, who was like Purandara in radiance, Sadhvi Janaki embraced him with tears of affection in her eyes. ||56|| She said, "O Bhadra! As the great Jnanadharas, the Shramanas, have said, so have you attained a high position." ||58|| "You have become worthy of the Chakra-marked kingdom of Narayana. Indeed, the words spoken by the Nirgrantha sages never go in vain." ||61|| "This is your elder brother, Baldeva, who has come. He has shown great kindness to me, who was consumed by the fire of separation." ||62|| Then, Udu-natha, radiant like the sun, arrived, adorned with the Bhamandala, near his sister. ||63|| Seeing him, Sita, filled with joy and brotherly affection, embraced the victorious warrior who had returned from the battlefield. ||64|| Sugriva, the son of Vayu, Hanuman, Nala, Nila, Angada, Viradhit, Chandraabha, Sushena, the powerful Jambavan, Jimuta, Shalyadeva, and other great Kecharaas, having heard their names, bowed their heads to Sita. ||65-66|| With joy, they offered beautiful unguents, clothes, ornaments, and fragrant garlands of Parijata and other flowers, near Sita's lotus-like feet, standing in vessels made of gold and other precious metals. ||67-68|| Then, they all said, "O Devi! You are the embodiment of noble qualities, your influence is renowned throughout the world, and you have attained the highest, beautiful position through great wealth and virtuous qualities." ||69|| "You are the embodiment of the virtues praised by the Devas, you are happy, your body is auspicious, you are the embodiment of victory, you are the bearer of great deeds, O Devi! May you live long with Baldeva, radiant like the sun." ||70|| Thus ends the eighty-ninth chapter of the Padma Purana, known as the Arsha, narrated by Ravishena Acharya, which describes the arrival of Sita. ||71|| 1. Nila-Angada, etc. ||2. This is a mistake, it should be "Jeyam" instead of "Yeyam".