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## The Twenty-Sixth Chapter:
**101.** The king saw the banks of the rivers, adorned with flowers blooming from the tips of creepers, and the water, filled with waves, reflecting the sky.
**102.** He was delighted by the beautiful creeper-gardens, where beds were made of fallen flowers.
**103.** In some places, he saw Kinnaras, attached to their own glory, resting on moonstone slabs within the creeper-gardens.
**104.** In some places, he saw swarms of bees lost in the flowers of the creepers, and remembered his beloved women, whose hair was loose and flowing.
**105.** The trees along the path, with their branches swaying in the wind, seemed to shower flowers on the king's head, as if in love.
**106.** He saw the trees along the path, with their shade, fruits, and height, resembling kings in their splendor, offering their bounty to all.
**107.** He saw the banks of the lakes, covered with the pollen of lotuses, making them appear as if they were covered in gold dust, causing travelers to wonder.
**108.** He saw the Chakwai bird, crying out in the night-like sky, filled with dust from the army, mistaking it for night.
**109.** He saw herds of cows grazing in the forest pastures, their milk flowing continuously, like clouds of milk, soaking the surrounding land.
**110.** He saw the lotus flowers, born from the tips of the mountains, fragrant and beautiful, like the glory of the Kiratas, filled with pride.
**111.** The king was greatly pleased by the beautiful Sarasa birds and the riverbanks, which seemed like beds spread out.