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The thirty-fourth chapter: The daughter, exhausted from the fast, said, "Go home, daughter, it is time for your parana." He dismissed her. Seeing her, the king, full of youth, without any blemish, thought about her marriage ceremony. On an auspicious day, he called his ministers, Shrutaartha, Siddhartha, Sarvartha, and Sumati, who were like the four types of wisdom: Kosthabuddhi, Beejabuddhi, Padanusari, and Sambhinna Shrotri. He asked them, "All the kings desire this daughter, who is the life of our lineage. After considering, tell me, to whom should we give this beautiful daughter?"
Then Shrutaartha, the ocean of scriptures, said, "In this marriage, there should be a gathering of good relatives, the son-in-law should be from a great lineage. There will be a lot of expenditure in this marriage, and we will get the fruits of our birth and kingdom. Therefore, wise men should consider this matter carefully. If this relationship is made with the Chakravarti, then all the kings can become our relatives, and your lineage will also become revered like the Ikshvaku lineage. All the qualities that should be sought in a groom, like lineage, beauty, age, knowledge, character, splendor, and valor, are present in him. Therefore, there is no need for any discussion. This daughter should be given to the son of the Chakravarti, whose fame has spread throughout all directions, and who has conquered even the reflection of the sun with his brilliance."
At that time, Siddhartha said, "All that you have said is true, but those who know the past customs do not consider it good for a younger person to have a relationship with an elder. Therefore, there are many famous princes, like Prabhanjana, Rathvara, Bali, Vajrayudha, Megheshvara (Jayakumar), and Bhimabhuja, who are full of wealth and clever, and are worthy of being grooms."