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## The Thirty-Seventh Chapter
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He had a dagger named Lohavahinī, which was very bright and adorned with jewels, and was like a mirror of victory. ||165|| He had a weapon called Mano-vega, which was devoted to Jayashrī and was like a thunderbolt for destroying the mountains of enemy clans. ||166|| He had a sword named Saunandaka, which was very bright and made the whole world tremble when held in the hand, as if it were on a swing. ||167|| He had a weapon called Bhūtamukha, which was marked with the faces of ghosts and shone brightly at the beginning of the battle, appearing like the mouth of death to the enemies. ||168|| He had a discus named Sudarsana, which was capable of attacking in all directions, was very bright, and could not be seen by the enemies. ||169|| He had a huge and fierce mace named Prachandachandavega, which was used to destroy the thorns of the cave. ||170|| He had a divine leather armor named Vajramaya, which was so strong that his army was saved from the floods. ||171|| He had a supreme Chintamani jewel named Manichudamani, which captivated the heart of the king, the jewel of the world. ||172|| He had a shining coin named Chintajanani, which was like a lamp that dispelled the darkness of the caves of the Vijayaparvata mountain. ||173|| He had a commander named Ayodhya, who was a jewel among men and whose fame spread between the sky and the earth due to his victory over the enemies in battle. ||174|| He had a wise and intelligent minister named Buddhisagara, who was in charge of all religious activities and who could also protect against divine calamities. ||175|| He had a wise and generous treasurer named Kamavṛṣṭi, who was responsible for all the expenses of the king. ||176||
1. Dagger. It is called so because it is a daughter of the sword and a sister of the razor.
2. Fist. It is called so because it is a fist of the sword and other weapons.
3. Weapon.
4. Mountain.
5. He crossed over.
6. Income.
7. Of the discus-wielder.