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## Thirty-Seventh Chapter
**165.** Her **Asi** (dagger) was named **Lohvaahini**, radiant with gems, and like a mirror reflecting victory.
**166.** His **Kapo** (weapon) was named **Manovega**, filled with love for Jayashri, and capable of destroying the mountains of his enemies.
**167.** His **Asi** (sword) was named **Saunandaka**, shining brightly, and causing the entire world to tremble when held in his hand.
**168.** His **Kheta** (weapon) was named **Bhootmukha**, marked with the faces of ghosts, and its brilliance at the start of battle was like the mouth of death to his enemies.
**169.** His **Chakra** (discus) was named **Sudarshan**, capable of conquering all directions, radiant, and invisible to his enemies.
**170.** His **Danda** (mace) was named **Chandavega**, powerful and fierce, and used to clear the thorns of the cave.
**171.** His **Charmaratna** (armour) was named **Vajramaya**, divine and made of diamond, and its strength allowed his army to overcome the floods.
**172.** His **Chintamani** (gem) was named **Manichudaamani**, the supreme gem, and its brilliance captivated the heart of the king of the world.
**173.** His **Kakini** (coin) was named **Chintajanani**, shining brightly, and like a single lamp dispelling the darkness of the caves in the silver mountains.
**174.** His **Nraratna** (human gem) was named **Ayodhya**, the commander of his army, whose fame spread throughout the heavens and earth due to his victories in battle.
**175.** His **Purodha** (priest) was named **Buddhisagara**, a wise and learned man, who oversaw all religious practices and protected the king from divine calamities.
**176.** His **Grihapati** (householder) was named **Kamavrishti**, a wise and generous man, who managed the king's finances and ensured that all his needs were met.