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"O Dev, who conquers the Vijayardha mountain, tell me, O Dev, who resides in the north, in the land of the human-sun and the three continents, O Megheshwar, tell me. Surely you will torment the mountain's gate. It is well-disintegrated, this is also yours. O Kulmandan, Dev, who destroys fierce enemies, O Nabheyatanaya Dev, if you open the mountain in the same way that the mind of a struck villain bursts open. You open the cave-door of your master's desire, you torment it with the sharp blow of a thunderbolt, then, O venerable one, the path will be clear! Eager to fulfill it, he (the commander) rose, saying, 'That offering.' The body of the young parrot and your merit are great, for I, who dwell on the peak of the Vijayardha mountain, have become a servant of yours, whose green leaves are like pages and who is filled with various kinds of pleasures of travel." Then King Bharat looked at the commander. The son of Yashovati commanded him, "O