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Sahavimaccharalagangajabinapatorasindhudayanchanin parimarvachaparadhajavihavadhy sindhata
Darata vadviad
Vayad vadeh.
Nasa
Sarisar sidhunadīpari
Dhuda midhudevyākijyas
Vasini
Parames riram
Sindhudevyāsasya kajihād levik
Ūnāśṭeṭadeś lasavir dahāl
Saddā saṇāśā saka.
Davatyā jalabharapāyā ahisiviv
Ayusamaglekhikar diṣāmālatahās rahāvihāṇavapuṣpayanaminamanṭār śānśyāmadāurāganisahimahamārasayapālak
Thus, having appeased the mleccha king, he jumped with joy and again went along the banks of the Sindhu river. With a kalasa in his hand, the illustrious king reached near the Himalayas, when the venerable Sindhu Devi arrived. She was not a river, but a divine form, adorned with ghata-jalachara flags. Sindhu Devi performed the abhisheka, joined her hands in reverence, and praised him. And that performing Devi was the Parameswari who resided in the Sindhu-kūṭa. Seeing the king, she seated him on a bhadra-asana and offered him a garland of flowers adorned with honeybees, placed on fresh flowers, for the sake of the Bharata-adhip. ||12||