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Niavashshasasamuha Vignalahahasgharapashsa Puryanasayatujiyahajillas' Dihahayasvaha Alikatakha Dihimaayarisomvisanthala Suramahihasamaavinivasanthahasirrivaladevayaspanaha Kadantavimukkasikhasanshadishyarianrayanasahasassavapasahit Dharitsyangha Ghadamya Lidasinrahivanadhyadabaramarupyayagay Jigyayagaydo Gayanishnanavashyandevarahato Vahapaekanavin Jagasankalpanashvavyaagirisiridaripaharaisamaniye Khatarava Sahipajamaetiye Dihamaliaiktilalata Endadhulyalamata Vijavatchahvividamaasi Yamaranamanarahmashamantasia Jayahapiyasanjoganasanthati Tovignapahandhar Niyama Lale Kisathasliaphahi Andamalaliyagivimpahi Sayavahakaravadaliyumayarahmaarin Sahitdijisamagam Unnatapvayasiyediha Rijuchandanisisavpapahare Ninaupunujapil Asmivin Jinapujachampareshavaasant iyashsayalardisual Sidkadajinatilae. Karekhmala Avaradakpa Avarathasadin Avaravilamahamahina Layaveshbaisah Gatharviahavri Muhpadabim.. 26 Echakshminganayasasandridvadisisirisihrupari 35
He who is radiant with light, will come on the seventh day. And will enter the house with Vidyaalabha. All the citizens saw him oppressed in separation. I gave him the assurance that if I say the same thing to your beloved, I will not tie the Vidyaadhar Patra on my forehead. I also spoke to your brother, who has black hair like a bumblebee, and did not seek out the one who is distraught with grief. Know this, I also met with your mother. Residing near Mount Sumeru, O God! They say "Ha-Ha Shripaal", and to them and to you, O Lalitangi! Do not distress yourselves. Then, the intoxicated and amorous Bhogavati, with her hair loose, cried out, and I saw hundreds of relatives and friends, whose hair was unbound. The friend also came there. That friend said, "Today I saw the moon entering my house at night. They will enter the entire city only when, O King! You meet them."
I saw. And then he left. Everyone considered it a nightmare and thought that in the morning, the Taru in the form of a bee-man went to the Siddhakut Jinnalaya, and the elephants also went and came. The courtesans are like forest goddesses. For peace, one should worship and anoint the Jinenndra. O beloved! Without you, the city filled with people seems like a forest. || 25 || The bee-man, other friends whose writings are with mudras. You are the friend of Bhogavati, very glorious, who sent me to call you. || 26 || Seeing hundreds of mountains, rivers, valleys and forests, then seeing you in the Vidyaadhar dwellings, I closed my eyes and the playful lightning, whose white cheeks are adorned with Alkaavali, went away saying, "I have climbed to the top of Mount Shri."
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