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## The Eighty-Fifth Chapter
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...Thus, with grave words, Achal Balabhadra dismissed the messenger. The messenger, like the wind, ignited his anger. ||10||
Hearing this, Tarak, ignited by anger, blazed like fire. He said to his brothers, "These two are like moths drawn to my anger." ||108||
Without consulting his advisors, Tarak, considering himself all-powerful, set out to meet death. ||109||
Facing the unjust, the foolish Tarak, with his six-fold army, conquered the entire earth and reached the two brothers, who were about to rise. ||110||
He violated all norms, conquering even the ocean of the end of time. Thus, the extremely wicked Tarak, with his army-like tidal wave, quickly surrounded the cities of Achal and Dviprith. ||111-112||
Just as a mountain effortlessly stops the waves of water, so too did Achal, steadfast like a mountain, effortlessly stop Tarak's army with his own. ||113||
Like a lion cub attacking a maddened elephant, Dviprith, with his bold nature, attacked the powerful enemy with the help of his valor alone. ||114||
Tarak, though fighting for a long time, was unable to defeat Dviprith. Finally, he hurled his discus, like the wheel of Yama, the god of death. ||115||
The discus circled Dviprith and settled on the right arm of the beloved Lakshmi. With that discus, he sent Tarak to hell. ||116||
At that moment, Dviprith became the lord of seven precious jewels and three parts of the earth. He became Achal Balabhadra, obtaining four jewels. ||117||
Conquering the enemy kings, they achieved victory in all directions. After bowing to Sri Vasupujya Swami, they entered their own city. ||118||
For a long time, they ruled over the three parts of the earth, enjoying various pleasures. At the end of their lifespan, Dviprith went to the seventh hell. ||119||
Grief-stricken by his brother's loss, Achal sought refuge in Sri Vasupujya Swami, embraced restraint, and attained union with the goddess of liberation. ||120||
They both, relying on the single seed of virtue, like the earth, attained their rise, having earned their true nature. One, like a tree bearing fruit, flourished, while the other, with a rootless base, remained fruitless below. ||121||
...They will give the elephant and other things so that they can obtain health and well-being (the word "healthy" is derived from "स्वः स्वर्गे तिष्ठतीति स्वस्थः" - "one who resides in heaven is healthy," with the "स" being dropped according to the rule "शर्परि खरि विसर्गलोपो वा वक्तव्यः" - "the "स" is dropped in the words "शर्परि," "खरि," and "विसर्ग"). The state of being healthy is called "health." ||106||