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## Thirty-Seventh Chapter
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He delighted his beloved, whose breasts were adorned with the radiance of jewels, with the autumnal moonlight, in the embrace of his palace. || 140 ||
She, with her beautiful, curved, garland of flowers, hanging from her hair, enjoyed the embrace of her husband, experiencing great joy. || 141 ||
Thus, revealing her complete surrender to love, he, intoxicated by sensual pleasure, enjoyed the tenfold pleasures. || 142 ||
The nine treasures, divine women, city, bed, seat, army, theatre, utensils, food, and vehicle - these are the tenfold pleasures. || 143 ||
Enjoying these tenfold pleasures, which fulfilled his desires, he ruled the earth, which was under the protection of a single umbrella, for a long time. || 144 ||
The king had sixteen thousand Ganabaddha Devas, who, armed with swords, were always ready to protect the treasures, jewels, and himself. || 145 ||
His house was surrounded by a fort called Kshitisara, and it had a gate called Sarvatobhadra, adorned with shining jewel-studded arches. || 146 ||
His vast camp was situated in a place called Nandyaavarta, and he had a palace called Vaijayanta, which brought happiness in all seasons. || 147 ||
He had a meeting hall called Diksvastika, adorned with precious jewels, and a stick called Suvidhi, made of jewels, for walking. || 148 ||
He had a palace called Girikutak, from which he could see all directions, and another called Vardhamanaka, for watching dances. || 149 ||
He had a large, cool place called Dharagruha, for escaping the heat, and a very tall palace called Grihakutak, for residing during the rainy season. || 150 ||
He had a palace called Pushkaravarta, made of white lime, and a treasury called Kubera Kanta, which was inexhaustible. || 151 ||