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[Sixth Chapter]
[109] He (Arjunamali) takes his wife Bandhumati along with him, and after taking her, he goes out of the city of Rajagriha through the middle gate. After going out, he reaches the flower garden, and after reaching there, he collects flowers with his wife Bandhumati. Then, six men of the Lalita group, who are enjoying themselves in the temple of the Yaksha Mudgarapani, see him.
In the city of Rajagriha, there was a group (circle of friends) called 'Lalita'. It (its members) was prosperous with wealth, wealth, etc., and it did not suffer defeat from many. At one time, the king had given a grant of immunity to that group of friends, being pleased with them for having accomplished some desired work of the king, that it was free to do any work as it wished. It had full protection from the state, due to which this group became very arrogant and unrestrained.
One day, an announcement was made to celebrate a festival in the city of Rajagriha. On this, Arjunamali guessed that there would be a great demand for flowers on the occasion of this festival tomorrow. Therefore, he got up early that morning and, taking a bamboo basket, left home early with his wife Bandhumati. After leaving, he went to his flower garden in the city and started collecting flowers with his wife. At that time, the aforementioned six men of the 'Lalita' group came to the temple of the Yaksha Mudgarapani and started enjoying themselves.
4-Then, Arjunamali collects flowers with his wife Bandhumati in the flower garden, (fills the basket), and after filling it, he goes to the temple of the Yaksha Mudgarapani to offer flowers in the morning. Then, those six men see Arjunamali going to the flower garden with his wife Bandhumati, and after seeing him, they say to each other:
"This is the beloved of the gods! Arjunamali is coming here with his wife Bandhumati. So, this is the beloved of the gods! We will bind Arjunamali with ropes and throw him aside, and enjoy ourselves with his wife Bandhumati," they say harshly, and they hear each other's words. After hearing, they hide behind the doors, and they stand still, motionless, silent, and hidden. Then, Arjunamali reaches the temple of the Yaksha Mudgarapani with his wife Bandhumati, and he bows down to the idol, offers flowers, and bows down to the foot of the idol. Then, the six men come out from behind the doors one by one, and after coming out, they seize Arjunamali, and after seizing him, they bind him with ropes. They enjoy themselves with Bandhumati, the wife of the flower-seller, and enjoy various pleasures.