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## The Twenty-First Chapter
Whatever is described here about this mountain king, with its many special qualities, is indeed delightful, captivating the heart and enchanting the eyes. || 116 ||
**Indravajra**
This mountain wears the beauty of a green forest as its lower garment, adorned with flowers, and a row of white clouds, like a garland, adorns its peak. || 117 ||
**Upeandravajra**
In this mountain's grove, adorned with a row of white clouds at its end, like a curtain, Vidyaadharis play with Vidyaadharas, their darkness dispelled by the brilliance of gems. || 118 ||
**Vansh-Sthava Vrittam**
In the autumn, the Vidyaadharis spread their wings, creating a canopy over the forest, making their home there. They revel in the dense shade, unmindful of the heat of the day. || 119 ||
Seeing the autumn forests, bathed in the brilliance of shining Indraneel gems, and resembling dark clouds, the peacocks, filled with joy, dance with their vibrant plumage, their cries echoing in the air. || 120 ||
**Ruchira Vrittam**
The Vidyaadharis, mistaking the white clouds, clinging to the mountain's edge, for land, have come near and are making their beds upon them, as if on a vast expanse of silk. || 121 ||