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In the Gandhill region of Purva Videha, in the Dhātakī Khaṇḍa to the east of Mount Meru, the princess, who was like a tender creeper, sat on a crystal slab for a long time, moving the majestic Aśoka trees and caressing her body with her soft lotus-like hands in the new Aśoka forest, which was dense with swaying Tamāla and Tāla trees, after the king had departed.
Hearing this, the princess heaved a sigh and revealed her birth, (saying) "O mother, you are like the earth for me, the creeper." (She said) "What can't be said to you!" ॥13॥
After the king had departed, the earth trembled, trampled by the feet of horses, elephants, chariots and men. ॥12॥
The Nāgarāja Ghaṭṭa, shrinking his body, trembled in fear and did not utter a word. The tender maiden, whose cheeks were resting on her hands and whose white temples had restless locks of hair, was like a new banana plant. The nurse asked her, "O daughter! O daughter, break the silence. O daughter, daughter! Adorn the slender body. O daughter, daughter! Why do you punish yourself? Break the betel quid with the front of your teeth. O venerable one, why do you keep the secret? Don't you tell me your heart's desire?"