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The poverty of both the Kananas and the Dalits was eradicated. The noble-born were honored. On the fourth day, the bangles were discarded. After a grand and auspicious marriage, the Lord ruled with justice.
Like a white jasmine flower, cherished by the hearts and affections of the queens Ghutta-Yashovati and Sunanda, Rishabha, served by the kings of the Bharat Kshetra, was adored. ||19||
After the passage of time, which brought about a reunion with the beloved, one day, the incomparable, virtuous, auspicious, and beloved of Rishabha, the elephant-riding, pure, lotus-like, soft-bodied, cool-sleeping, full-moon-like Shubhkariņi,
Thus, the fourth chapter of this great epic, titled "Kumari Vivah Kalyana," composed by the great poet Pushpadanta and approved by the magnificent Bharat, concludes, adorned with the virtues of the thirty-six great men. ||4||