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380
Aapuranama
On one hand, the celebration of the auspicious departure of the Lord was in full swing, while on the other, the ceremony of the bestowal of the earthly kingdom upon the two princes, Bharata and Bahubali, was being held. || 79 || - On one hand, the Rajarshi, the Lord Vrishabhadeva, was ready for his tapas-ruled kingdom, while on the other, the two young princes were striving to marry the goddess of fortune. || 80 || On one hand, the divine architects were constructing a palanquin to carry the Lord into the forest, while on the other, the Vastuvedis, the architects who knew the art of building palaces, mandapas, etc., were constructing a magnificent pavilion for the coronation of the princes. || 81 || On one hand, Sachi Devi had created a rangoli, with colorful squares all around, while on the other, Yashovati and Sunanda Devi had created a rangoli with great joy, with beautiful squares of various kinds all around. || 82 || On one hand, the Dikkumari Devis were adorned with auspicious substances, while on the other, the beautiful Varanganas, adorned with clothes and ornaments, were standing with auspicious substances in their hands. || 83 || On one hand, the Lord Vrishabhadeva was surrounded by the best of the gods, who were extremely pleased, while on the other, the two princes were surrounded by thousands of Kshatriya kings. || 84 || On one hand, the celestial beings were offering flower garlands to Lord Vrishabhadeva, praising him, while on the other, the citizens were throwing auspicious rice grains, with blessings, at the two princes. || 85 || On one hand, the Apsaras were dancing in the air, without touching the earth, while on the other, the Varanganas were dancing gracefully, with their feet moving in a playful manner. || 86 || On one hand, the sound of the great drums of the gods was filling all directions, while on the other, the loud sound of the auspicious drums like Nandipatha was spreading everywhere. || 87 || On one hand, the beautiful auspicious songs of the Kinnara race were being sung, while on the other, the sweet sound of the auspicious songs of the women of the inner palace was being heard. || 88 || On one hand, the roar of the victory cries of millions of gods was echoing, while on the other, the sound of millions of people reciting scriptures was resounding. || 89 ||
The celestial and earthly realms were both filled with joy during these celebrations. || 78 ||