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## The Vyuttarashatam Parva (Chapter 365)
**28.** The blazing, unbearable, sun-like wheel, wielded by the enraged Lakshmana, was aimed to strike the Ankusha.
**26.** Approaching the Ankusha, the wheel lost its brilliance and returned to Lakshmana's hand.
**30.** Lakshmana, filled with anger, repeatedly hurled the wheel towards the Ankusha, but it kept returning to him.
**31.** Seeing this, the valiant Ankusha Kumar, in a state of utter confusion, whirled his bow and arrow.
**32.** Witnessing this, all the warriors on the battlefield were filled with wonder and doubt.
**33.** "This is the supreme being, the wielder of the wheel, who has now appeared. His spinning wheel has thrown us all into confusion."
**34.** "Is this wheel stationary or in motion? Its thunderous roar is deafening."
**35.** "This wheel, known for its characteristics like the Kotishila, seems to be a delusion. How can it have appeared here for someone else?"
**36.** "How can the words of the Munis be false? Are the teachings of the Jina also meaningless?"
**37.** "This bow is spinning, and the sound is 'Chakra' (wheel). The hearts of those who had lost their minds were filled with anxiety."
**38.** Seeing Lakshmana's shame and inaction, the valiant Lakshmana, bearing the supreme strength, declared, "These two are indeed Balabhadra and Narayana."
**39.** Approaching Lakshmana, Siddhartha, with the approval of Narada, said, "O God, Narayana, you are here, how else could it be? The teachings of the Jina are unwavering, even more so than Mount Meru."
**40.** "These two Kumaras are the sons of Janaki, named Lavana and Ankusha. They were abandoned in the forest while still in her womb."
**41.** "I know that after abandoning Janaki, you fell into the ocean of sorrow. You are..."
**42.** "The fear-inducing, infallible Chakra-ratna (wheel-jewel) was lifted."