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The seventh festival, a sight so auspicious, rare even in the celestial realms, filled the onlookers with supreme joy. They praised the event, saying, "The Chakravarti is most fortunate, blessed with such a noble son-in-law. He has placed him in a position worthy of universal acclaim." The mother, a paragon of virtue, is the best among mothers, for she has given birth to a daughter as radiant as Lakshmi herself. What austerities did this prince perform in past lives to merit such a jewel of a wife, the very essence of the world, radiating unparalleled beauty? This maiden, blessed with the Chakravarti as her husband, is worthy of all praise, a beacon of virtue, unmatched in her auspiciousness. What fasts did they observe, what arduous austerities did they perform, what gifts did they bestow, what worship did they offer, what vows did they uphold in their past lives? Oh, the greatness of Dharma! Austerities yield the finest materials, generosity brings forth abundant fruits, and the vine of compassion bears the sweetest of fruits. Surely, they must have performed the highest form of worship to the great Arhats in their past lives, for the worship of the worthy always leads to a lineage of prosperity. Therefore, those who desire abundant blessings, wealth, and boundless happiness should fix their minds on the path taught by the Arhats, the path that leads to heaven and other great rewards. Thus, amidst the praises of the onlookers, the couple, surrounded by their beloved kin, sat comfortably in the assembly hall. In this grand festival, the poor shed their poverty, the miserly cast aside their stinginess, and the orphaned found solace in their newfound kinship. The Chakravarti, through his generosity, respect, and kind words, honored all his relatives. His servants were also delighted in this grand celebration.