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## The Sixty-Sixth Chapter
**277**
It has been heard from the learned sages of the Puranas, and I have also heard it before, that there are three types of Chakravartis (Chakravarti, Narayana, and Pratinarayana) and a great valiant Balabhadra. These two Kumaras, Rama and Keshava, are the eighth among those great souls. || 469 ||
The wise, knowing the future, declared that they would kill Ravana. Hearing this, the king was filled with joy. || 470 ||
The cruel Mahakal, filled with anger and the sin of animal slaughter, instigated a violent sacrifice on earth, driven by his deceitful intellect. Therefore, King Vasu, along with the wicked mountain, went to the terrible hell. It is right, for those who indulge in evil deeds and follow the wrong path, hell is their rightful destination. || 471 ||
Driven by delusion, King Sagara, along with his queen Sulasa and his ministers, engaged in acts of violence, his heart devoid of the wisdom to discern the deceit of his enemies. He was destined to fall into the abyss, and his destruction was inevitable. What else can be expected of those who are engrossed in evil deeds? || 472 ||
Following the teachings of his great teacher, Sri Narada, who delivered beneficial advice, engaged in debates with learned assemblies, and received praise for his righteous words, achieved great penance, and was the best among the wise, attained the ultimate fulfillment. || 473 ||
Thus ends the sixty-sixth chapter of the Trishatti Lakshana Mahapurana, composed by the venerable Bhagavadguna Bhadracharya, which describes the unfolding of the wrong path.
Following the Guru
1. In beings, non-violence.