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## The Sixty-Second Festival
**145** The messenger, having entered Rajagaha, went to the assembly hall. He sat on his seat and presented the gifts brought by him. **1.0** Seeing the gifts, the king expressed his affection. The messenger, being pleased with the gifts, said, "We are satisfied with these gifts." **10** "Sri Triprishta, the eldest of the Kumaras, should be adorned with this daughter, named Swayamprabha, who is like Lakshmi." **102** Hearing this true message, the Lord of beings was filled with double joy. Hearing the words, he placed his hand on his head. **103** "If the king of the birds himself is worried about arranging this and other festivities for his son-in-law, then what are we?" **104** Thus, the king, pleased with the success of the mission, honored the messenger, gave him gifts, and quickly dismissed him. **105** The messenger, going quickly, reached the king of Rathnupura. After bowing down, he announced the success of the auspicious work. **106** Hearing this, the king of the birds, filled with great joy, thought, "There is no time to waste." He, along with his daughter, went to Podanapura with great pomp and show. **107** At that time, there were arches erected everywhere in the city, sandalwood was sprinkled, and there was a sense of excitement everywhere. The line of flags, with their fluttering arms, seemed to be calling out. The king, according to his wealth, welcomed him. Thus, he entered the city with great joy. **108-109** After entering, the king placed him in a suitable place and honored him as a guest. His heart and face were filled with joy from this honor. **110** He satisfied the entire earth with the materials suitable for the wedding and gave his daughter, Swayamprabha, who was like another Prabha, to Triprishta. He also gave him two Vidyaas, named Simhavahiini and Garudahiini, to make the marriage successful. Thus, they all together dived into the ocean of happiness. **111-112** Meanwhile, in the city of Ashvagriva Pratinarayana, three types of calamities, which announce destruction, happened very quickly. **113** Just as at the end of the third Kalpa, the Palyas,