Disclaimer: This translation does not guarantee complete accuracy, please confirm with the original page text.
## Table of Contents
**One Hundred and First Chapter** King Vajrajangha decides to give his thirty-two daughters, Shashichula etc., born to his queen Lakshmi, to Anangalavan when they reach the marriageable age. He starts searching for a suitable bride for Madananakush. After much deliberation, he sends his envoy to obtain Kanakmala, the daughter born to the Amritavati queen of the king of Prithvipur. However, King Prithu rejects the proposal and insults the envoy. Enraged by this incident, Vajrajangha starts to devastate his country. By the time King Prithu calls for help from the king of Podan, Vajrajangha has already summoned his sons. A fierce battle ensues between the two sides. Vajrajangha emerges victorious and King Prithu gives his daughter Kanakmala to Madananakush. After their marriage, both valiant princes conquer many kingdoms and bring them under their rule.
**One Hundred and Second Chapter** Upon meeting Anangalavan and Madananakush, Narada tells them that their glory is equal to that of Rama and Lakshmana. Hearing this, the princes inquire about Rama and Lakshmana. In response, Narada introduces them. While introducing Rama and Lakshmana, Narada also mentions Sita's abandonment. The princes find Rama's act of leaving a pregnant woman alone in a desolate forest unacceptable and decide to wage war against him. In this episode, Sita narrates her entire story to her sons and advises them to meet their father and uncle with humility. However, the valiant princes find this humility distasteful. They march with their army and besiege Ayodhya, engaging in a fierce battle with Rama and Lakshmana.
**One Hundred and Third Chapter** Even after using their invincible weapons, Rama and Lakshmana fail to defeat the two princes. With Narada's consent, Siddhartha, a minor, reveals the secret to Rama and Lakshmana, saying, "Oh Gods! These are your twin sons born from Sita's womb." Upon hearing this, Rama and Lakshmana drop their weapons. A reunion of father and sons takes place with great joy. Rama and Lakshmana are overwhelmed with happiness.
**One Hundred and Fourth Chapter** At the request of Hanuman, Sugriva, and Vibhishana, Rama agrees to summon Sita on the condition that she proves her innocence by taking an oath in front of all the people from various countries. As per the decision, people from all over the world are summoned. Hanuman and others bring Sita from Pundarikpur. When Sita reaches the royal court and stands before Rama, he scorns her with harsh words. Sita takes an oath to prove her innocence in every way possible. Rama orders her to enter the fire. There is chaos everywhere, but Rama remains firm on his words. The pyre is prepared... Description of the meditation and affliction of the Muniraj in the Mahendrodya garden... Description of the Rakshasi, Vidyudvaktara, afflicting him... After the affliction, the Muniraj attains omniscience, and the arrival of the gods for his celebration.