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## Table of Contents
**Ninety-first Parva:** Hearing the news of Madhusundar's death by Shulratna, Chamendra becomes enraged and spreads a plague in Mathura. Guided by his Kuldevata, Shatrughna departs for Ayodhya.
**One Hundred and Sixty-eighth to One Hundred and Seventieth Parva:** Why did Shatrughna have such a strong affection for Mathura? Gautam Swami describes Shatrughna's previous births while answering this question to Shrenik.
**One Hundred and Seventy-first to One Hundred and Seventy-fifth Parva:** The presence of the seven sages, including Surmanyu, removes all calamities from Mathurapuri. The sages, perhaps seeking food, arrive in Ayodhya. Seeing them, Arhaddatta Seth thinks, "I have paid homage to all the sages around Ayodhya. These sages have come here while traveling during the rainy season, therefore they are not worthy of receiving food." Thinking this, he did not offer them food. Later, knowing them to be holders of Charan Riddhi from the words of a sage named Dyuti Bhattarak, Arhaddatta Seth is deeply saddened by his own shallow intellect. Knowing Kartiki Purnima is near, Arhaddatta Seth goes to Mathurapuri and worships the sages, considering himself blessed. The same sages receive food at Sita's house.
**One Hundred and Seventy-sixth to One Hundred and Eighty-second Parva:** Description of the acquisition of Shridama for Ram and Manorama for Lakshman.
**One Hundred and Eighty-third to One Hundred and Eighty-seventh Parva:** Ram and Lakshman subdue many Vidhyadhar kings. Description of Lakshman's many wives and sons.
**One Hundred and Eighty-eighth to One Hundred and Ninetieth Parva:** Sita sees in a dream that two octopuses enter her mouth and she falls from the Pushpak Vimana. Ram, after hearing the interpretation of the dream, consoles Sita. Considering the second dream to be a sign of some misfortune, he performs worship of the Jinenadra Bhagwan in temples for her peace. A couplet arises in Sita's mind about the worship of the Jin temples. Ram fulfills her desire. The temples are decorated and Ram, along with Sita, visits them. Vasanta Utsav is celebrated.
**One Hundred and Sixty-first to One Hundred and Sixty-fifth Parva:** Shri Ram is situated in the Mahendrodya garden. The chosen people of the kingdom go to Ramchandraji to make some requests, but they are unable to gather the courage to speak to him. Sita is also mentally distressed due to the twitching of the lower part of her right eye. Following the advice of her friends, she calms herself and performs a peace ritual in the temple. She performs the abhisheka of the Bhagwan and gives the desired donations.