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With the power of the eight celestial beings, the son of Lakshmi, Jayakumar, who is a destroyer of demons, a taker of others' lives, and a wielder of weapons, burned the directions with flames like fire, and with the arrow given by the serpent, he destroyed the chariots of the eight Chandra Vidyadharas, who were fearless and possessed eight lunar powers. He shattered their faces and axles, burning the charioteers, leaving their banners in ruins and their bodies dancing. He shattered their maces, bows, and wheels with thunderous blows. With the destruction of their weapons, the vultures circled in confusion. Entering the battlefield, he immediately bound the eight moons. The virtuous, blessed, and valiant King Jayakumar, with a mind full of strength and a desire to help, bound the cruel enemies with serpent nooses, which were like showers of arrows. He captured the beloved son of the red-faced Chakravarti, who was filled with rage. Remembering the Nagaraja, who had been proven in the victorious house, he quickly descended. He gave the serpent noose to the fierce, divine, half-moon, whose grandfather was Jin and whose father was the lord of kings, and in a moment, he went to the Nagini world. Then the victorious Soma Prabha...