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## The Hundred and Tenth Chapter
Those who are seen by the maidens, adorn themselves with their ornaments, and become fickle, forgetting their actions and their place. (14)
The princes, overwhelmed by the pride of their beauty, are filled with anxiety, wondering which of them will be chosen by these maidens. (15)
They think, "Have these maidens, who are the banners of Kamadeva, the cause of the world's madness, conquered the worlds of gods and demons?" (16)
Seeing the Lavanaankusha, they were pierced by the arrows of Kamadeva and stood still. (17)
The elder daughter, Mandakini, with her captivating gaze full of love, accepted Ananga Lavana. (18)
The other excellent maiden, Chandra Mukhi, with her beautiful face and auspicious fortune, accepted the Madanaankusha, which was her due. (19)
Then, in that army, arose a mighty roar of Halahal, accompanied by the victorious roar of the lion, causing great commotion. (20)
It seemed as if the sky and the directions were being torn apart by the minds of the people, filled with intense shame, flying all around. (21)
"Oh! We have seen this auspicious and excellent union, where these maidens have accepted the sons of Rama," said the wise men. (22)
Mandakini, the Ganges, deep and renowned throughout the world, has gone to the Lavana, the salt sea. Thus, this maiden named Mandakini, going to this Lavana, Ananga Lavana, has not done anything inappropriate or incomplete. (23)
Chandra Bhagya, who is ready to conquer the beauty of the entire world, has done a very appropriate thing by accepting the Madanaankusha. (24)
Thus, the words of the noble people spread everywhere in that assembly. For the hearts of the noble are filled with joy by good connections. (25)
The eight valiant sons of Lakshmana, Vishalya and others, with their beautiful minds, were renowned like the eight Vasus. (26)
They, filled with love for their two hundred and fifty brothers, shone like planets amidst the stars. (27)