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Mahapuraanam, in that dynasty, the king, the most prominent of the lineage, had a thousand sons, who were like the rays of the sun, illuminating all directions with their brilliance. ||133|| He was surrounded by them, like Indra surrounded by the Saamanika Devas, with names like Hemaangada, Suketoshri, and Sukanta. ||134|| Just as the Ganga and Sindhu rivers flow from the Himalayas and the Padma lake, so too, from the king Akampan and queen Suprabha, were born two daughters, Sulochana and Lakshmimati, with excellent qualities. ||135|| Sulochana, like Lakshmi herself, was a delight to all, and her artistic qualities shone like the moon. ||136|| Sumitra, like the night of the bright fortnight, nurtured the beautiful qualities of Sulochana, like the lines of the moon. ||137|| Raga, the color, took refuge in the lotus feet of Sulochana, and became Ragi, the one who is filled with Raga. For who would not be filled with Raga when they find refuge in their rightful place? ||138|| It is amazing that the moonlight from her nail-like moons, constantly nurtured all the Kuvalayas, the lotus flowers, and the joy of the world. ||139|| Her toes, with their nail-like rays, were so beautiful, as if they were created by Kamadeva himself, to represent his ten arrows. ||140|| Jay, who was worshipped by all, was also born to them. What is the glory of the lotus flower compared to the glory of Sulochana, who was born from the lotus feet? ||141||