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Honousakasahaarasasukhenisamuluprishravayinsahaauripahuagardihurraelisi. Yabakavarummiupsariyakivaṇ niuniyanivasadadisuaḍ gajaluma hinsaphala gana asapasanaunivasagasamay tatkaravimvigavakipisagnumunamaruanupayaḍiyasirīdi sahideya edarītiṣiṣvadīpalpalamāridamihinacinu vaṇihamaumamakravārāmihchīnātahomāriṇi mari
viskāriṇi javinasammāhiṇi vampalabidakikhālevihāmyayāvashhiṇi punnakkivi kuveramidhala
havataaviyaniyāṇi saekatasagariṇiāihaṇi ganesarisyala aghiṭiyā nivaḍūna sahiṇiya kalāpavāṇ dhayarahagamanasaṇ)
ramalārāmāre॥ vāṇāsavadevapakshapakhavaraṇa tantra jayudaddhadhayavāghachaha zhāpāmarāvatahu jāyauṇpurasahi nivāsimpala pārāvayāchalluma pohirāmugujārūpāchgaṇamā sutandhapphakhūjayavāvaṇahinsa.
He could not provide any support. That noble warrior also left his in-laws' house. He came and entered Shobhapur. He met the king, seeking blessings and desiring mercy. He was the chief among thirty-one women, who would bind the knot of destiny in their next birth and desired a son. Garveshwari took him home and gave him everything - his house, Gokul, buffaloes, fruit orchard, village, seat, ornaments, and clothes. The minister was skilled in all arts, walked like a swan, and had a voice like a veena. Even those who slaughtered animals attained heaven through penance. Merudatta also died. And the one whose splendor is manifest, that wicked Navdeva of the same country, burned that bride and groom in fire. He committed suicide at home and died there. He became a merchant named Kubera Mitra in the city of Pundarikini in the same city, whose mind was attached to King Prajapal. They were born as a beautiful pair of pigeons in the Seth's house, with eyes like gunja, red in color,
leaves - then Dharani, although she was not a holder of right faith, became the Sethani of the wealthy man by observing vows due to her virtuous deeds, destroying sin. The pair of pigeons was taken by the hunchbacks and dwarfs, black in color. || 20 ||
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