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## The Sixty-Fifth Chapter
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This is the certain knowledge of the future cycle. Therefore, do not fear, O Queen, said the compassionate Subandhu Muni to the sorrowful Queen Chitramati. 123
Subandhu Muni, full of compassion, greatly comforted the Queen. Then, her elder brother, the ascetic Shandilya, came and took her to his home. 124
This child was born by touching the earth, therefore, Shandilya celebrated a grand festival and lovingly named him Subhauma. 125
There, he continuously studied all the scriptures with practical applications. He grew up secretly, receiving instruction. 126
Meanwhile, the two sons of Renuki, whose fierce prowess was growing, had eradicated the Kshatriya lineage twenty-one times. 127
With the desire to collect the heads of all the kings slain by their own hands, they bound them in stone pillars, filled with hatred for their father's death. 128
Thus, both brothers together enjoyed the sovereignty of the entire earth. 129
One day, the expert in omens, Nimittakushala, told King Indraram, the lord of the earth, "Your enemy has been born. Take action against him. Do you want to know how to be sure? I will tell you. The one for whom the teeth of the slain kings, which you have collected, will become food, is your enemy." 130
Hearing the words of the expert in omens, King Indraram pondered in his mind. He then established a charitable kitchen with excellent food. 132
He proclaimed, "Let those who desire food come here. They will be shown the teeth kept in a vessel and then fed." 133
Thus, to test his enemy, he began to feed many men every day through his servants. 134
Subhauma learned from his mother about his father's death. Indeed, the time for him to become the emperor had arrived. He also knew all the secrets of his hidden life, as instructed by the highly knowledgeable Subandhu Muni. 135
Therefore, disguised as an ascetic, he set out for Ayodhya with a group of princes who understood his secrets. 136
Indeed, auspicious fate inspires fortunate men at the right time. 137