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In the Padma Purana, it is said that lineage, character, wealth, beauty, equality, strength, age, country, and knowledge are the qualities of a good husband. However, among all these qualities, lineage is considered the most important. The other qualities are desirable but not essential.
Therefore, how can a daughter, who is considered honorable, be given to a man who lacks this primary quality of lineage?
To the one who spoke so shamelessly and against reason, it is not appropriate to give a daughter, but I will give you a "daughter" (meaning a bad death).
The messenger, who was completely ignored, returned to Vajrajangha and reported the situation.
Then, Vajrajangha himself went halfway to Prithu's kingdom and, through a messenger, requested Prithu's daughter again.
Despite showing respect to Prithu, Vajrajangha was unable to obtain his daughter. Enraged, he decided to destroy Prithu's kingdom.
The king of Prithu's kingdom, named Vyagraratha, was the protector of the kingdom's borders. He was defeated by Vajrajangha in battle and imprisoned.
Knowing that Vyagraratha, a powerful king, was imprisoned and that Vajrajangha was about to destroy his kingdom, Prithu sought help from his friend, the king of Podana, who had a large army.
Vajrajangha, in turn, sent a messenger with a letter to his sons in Paundarika-pura, urging them to come quickly.
Upon hearing their father's command, the princes immediately prepared for war, sounding the drums and conch shells.
A great commotion, like a roaring ocean, arose in Paundarika-pura.
Hearing this unprecedented sound of war preparations, Lavana and Angkusha asked the people around them, "What is this?"
Upon learning that this was all happening because of them, the two sons of Sita, eager for battle, prepared to leave.