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The Pandita, by speaking about the forest, etc., made the lady happy. But she was not yet free from anxiety about obtaining it. ||17||
Meanwhile, the Cakrin, showing great affection for his brother, had gone halfway and brought the king Vajrabahu. ||178||
The king, seeing his brother-in-law, sister, and nephew, attained supreme joy, for the sight of loved ones is indeed for joy. ||179||
Then, after some time spent in pleasant conversation, the Cakrin gave proper hospitality to all the guests. ||180||
Receiving this hospitality from the Cakrin himself, king Vajrabahu was very pleased. Indeed, hospitality given by the master is for the joy of the servants. ||181||
Thus, when all the relatives were sitting happily and contentedly, the Cakrin spoke these words to his brother-in-law, king Vajrabahu. ||182||
"If you have extraordinary affection for me, take whatever you like from my house." ||183||
"Today you have come to my house with your son and wife, so my mind is reaching the ultimate limit of joy." ||184||
"You are my beloved relative, and today you have come to my house with your son, so what better opportunity could I have to give you something?" ||185||
"Therefore, on this occasion, there is nothing that I cannot give you. O beloved, do not break this love of mine, which is like a supplicant." ||186||
Hearing these words of the Cakrin, who was overwhelmed with love, king Vajrabahu replied, "O Cakrin, by your grace, I have everything, what should I ask for today?" ||187||
"Today you have honored me with your own company, by giving me gifts, etc., and showing me affection, as if you have given me..."