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## The Sixty-Second Festival
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The daughter of the Vidyadhara, overwhelmed with grief, bowed to the Niryana and, accompanied by Prabhakari, went to the city of Prabhakari.
The two brothers, Sughoṣa and Vidyuiṣṭra, known for their golden radiance, were engaged in battle with Ananta-sena, sent by Narayana and Balabhadra, in the city of Shiva-mandir.
Seeing this, Balabhadra and Narayana, filled with righteous anger, bound the two brothers.
Hearing this, Kanakabhi, unable to bear the sorrow, became like the moon, whose radiance is diminished and weakened by the rising sun, her strength waning without the support of her brothers.
Withered by the fire of grief, she became like a vine, her desires for worldly pleasures extinguished, her only concern the suffering of her brothers.
Understanding their plight, she pleaded with Balabhadra and Narayana, freeing her brothers. She then partook of the nectar of Dharma from the Tirthankara, Svayam-prabha, and, initiated by the Ganini, Su-prabha, attained liberation at the end of her life, becoming a deity in the Saudharma heaven. Such is the wondrous nature of karma.
The two brothers, Harini, who had devised great strategies, possessed immense strength and abundant merit, praised by the wise, initiating only virtuous deeds, united in their purpose, having vanquished their enemies, their souls at peace, their actions guided by righteousness, entered the city together, amidst great celebrations.
The one who embodies unshakeable peace, the undefeated, having conquered the renowned Vidyadharas, attained the position of the lord of the Vidyadharas and the position of Balabhadra, thus establishing his name as undefeated, not only in name but also in essence.
The power of the enemy...
1. Hearing this, the daughter of the Vidyadhara...
2. The daughter of the Vidyadhara, like the moon...
3. Having vanquished the enemy...