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## Fifteen Chapters
**341** His face was like a full moon, a perfect circle. It was as beautiful as the moon, with a radiance that outshone the stars. **17** His ears were adorned with radiant jewels, like lightning flashes. His face, like the moon, was surrounded by a halo of white teeth, like the moon's rays. **179** The sun has brilliance, the moon has radiance, and the lotus has growth. These qualities, though separate, were all present in Bharata's face, in perfect harmony. **18** The moon wanes, and the lotus closes at night, but his face was always full and blooming, never diminishing. How can it be compared to anything else? His face was truly unique. **181** It seems that his face, like a blooming lotus, was defeated by the ever-blooming Lakshmi, and so he was leaving to dwell in the forest or the water. **182** The sun's rays must have been involved in the creation of his forehead, which was adorned with a beautiful band and was radiant. **183** Seeing the brilliance of his cheeks, the moon must have been defeated and thus became blemished. **184** His two eyebrows, like beautiful vines, were adorned with such beauty, as if they were two flags raised by Kamadeva when he conquered the world. **185** The blooming of his eyes, like blue lotuses, was as beautiful as the offering of flowers in the courtyard of his face, illuminating all directions. Thus, he was spreading joy and becoming famous. **186** The radiance of his playful glances surpassed even his ears, which were filled with the knowledge of the best scriptures. It is only natural that his playful glances would surpass even his ears, which were filled with the knowledge of the best scriptures. **187**
Or, his face possessed the beauty of a full moon, for just as the sight of a full moon brings joy, so too did the sight of his face bring joy to all. Just as the full moon is a perfect circle, so too was his face a perfect circle. And just as the full moon is filled with an unbroken radiance, so too was his face filled with an unbroken radiance. **178** His face, like the moon, was surrounded by a halo of white teeth, like the moon's rays, and was made even more beautiful by the radiant jewels adorning his ears. **179** The sun has brilliance, the moon has radiance, and the lotus has growth. These qualities, though separate, were all present in Bharata's face, in perfect harmony. **18** The moon wanes, and the lotus closes at night, but his face was always full and blooming, never diminishing. How can it be compared to anything else? His face was truly unique. **181** It seems that his face, like a blooming lotus, was defeated by the ever-blooming Lakshmi, and so he was leaving to dwell in the forest or the water. **182** His forehead, adorned with a beautiful band and radiant, must have been created with the help of the sun's rays. **183** Seeing the brilliance of his cheeks, the moon must have been defeated and thus became blemished. **184** His two eyebrows, like beautiful vines, were adorned with such beauty, as if they were two flags raised by Kamadeva when he conquered the world. **185** The blooming of his eyes, like blue lotuses, was as beautiful as the offering of flowers in the courtyard of his face, illuminating all directions. Thus, he was spreading joy and becoming famous. **186** The radiance of his playful glances surpassed even his ears, which were filled with the knowledge of