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## The Thirty-Ninth Chapter
And in the south of the Vijay mountain, there is a city called Ratnapura. There, the king of the Vidyadharas, Ratnaratha, rules. ||3|| He has a beautiful daughter named Manorama, born from the womb of his queen, who is known as Purnacandranana. ||2|| Seeing his daughter's blossoming youth, the wise king became deeply concerned about finding a suitable husband for her. ||3|| He discussed this matter with his ministers, pondering, "To whom should we give this princess?" ||4|| As days passed and the king remained troubled, Narada arrived and was received with honor. ||5|| Knowing the desires of all beings, the king, seated comfortably, spoke to Narada. ||6|| "O Narada, do you not know Langala Lakshmana, the brother of the great man of this age, Sri Rama?" ||7|| "He possesses the greatest Lakshmi, is adorned with beautiful qualities, and has subdued all his enemies through the power of his chakra." ||8|| "This princess, like the moonlight to the lotus, is a source of joy to the heart, and she is a perfect match for him." ||9|| As Narada spoke these words, the sons of Ratnaratha, filled with pride, anger, and a desire for revenge, became enraged. ||10|| Remembering the deep hatred born from the killing of their kin, they flared up like flames of a funeral pyre, their bodies trembling with fury. ||11|| "We must kill that wicked man immediately, and we will not give him our sister!" ||12|| Driven by the anger of the princes, the servants tried to seize Narada, but he quickly ascended into the sky and flew to Ayodhya, where he respectfully approached Lakshmana. ||13-14|| First, Narada recounted the affairs of the world to Lakshmana in detail, and then...