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Then the previously mentioned god arrived and with great splendor, he made the marriage of Sulochana very auspicious. ||32|| Jayakumaar, beloved by all, also sent away his younger brothers along with all his good helpers like Meghaprabha, Suketu, etc., with gifts. ||33|| Then, Akampan, the crown jewel of the Naatha dynasty, a man of great wisdom, consulted with his son-in-law Jayakumaar and, tying up the best jewels from his house as gifts, sent a messenger named Sumukh to the Chakravarti, saying, "You know all the current news, do whatever will make the Chakravarti happy with us." ||34-35|| That messenger quickly went and first announced his arrival, then saw the Chakravarti, prostrated himself on the ground, bowed, and then, joining his hands, gave the gifts he had brought and said, "O God, Akampan, the king, is your follower, he bows and, fearing, requests you in this way, so be pleased and forgive him." ||36-37|| He said, "I had a very good daughter named Sulochana, I gave her to Jayakumaar, whose wealth and beauty you have increased, through the Swayamvara ritual." ||38|| That Kumar, the son of Arka, also arrived at that Swayamvara, first accepted everything, and was present there along with the happy Vidyaadhara kings. ||39|| After that, just as a wicked person stays with a good planet and makes it wicked, in the same way, some wicked person forcefully and unnecessarily angered them. ||40|| You already know all that happened there, because even a common king who has spies as his eyes knows all this, then what to say about you, who is a knower of the future? ||41|| The Kumar is still a Kumar (boy), there is no fault of his, we, who are careless, are the only ones at fault. ||42||