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On Kovinivar, the Vimara, the Kin-ki-vani-ganaka, brought the Anavat-do-ni-vad-shkanda, and by the power of the Shvan-pa-vira, he performed the Yaan-karan-avinya-vad-yamana-zhai. All the happiness, all the prosperity, all the joy, all the great power, all the victory, all the wealth, all the honor, all the Shiva-kumar-vas, all the Dam-dal-bali-gata-ran, all the Rasia-vara-ya, all the Sath-chakra-vriti, all the Vrit-pata-eka-adhav, all the Yas-i, all the Chhin-vami-das-ala, all the Tehi-insa-gi-ya-te-vin, all the Kopp-ie, all the Sam-i-sal-ta-pas-a-hay-pa-va-pa-sur-an-ra-vi-sa-har 25.
"Who resists and also kills me? What is the description of Kamadeva? Whose head falls from pride without bowing?"
Saying this, the king, due to the disrespect, wrote a harsh letter to the enemies who possessed all kinds of wealth, who were Am-an-og-na. ||6||
Then, the beautiful messengers went to the dwelling of the prince, where there are beautiful toranas of the drum-dals, where the elephants roar, and where the land is covered. Bowing to the sons of the great master, they humbly requested, "In the world of the Surya-nar and the Vishadharas,