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The Thirty-Fourth Chapter
। 371
Having informed Suprabhadevi and his eldest son Hemaangad of the news, and having consulted with the elders of the family and the members of his clan, the king sent out messengers to various kings. Some were sent with *nisrishtaarth* (self-determined) messages, some with *mitaartha* (limited) messages, and some with letters enclosed in gifts. He honored them with gifts and respect, and informed them of the purpose of the *svayamvara*. ||200-203||
Upon hearing this news, the god *Vichitraangad*, who had been the brother of king Akampan in a previous life, arrived from the *Soudharma* heaven. He saw king Akampan and said, "I have come to witness the *svayamvara* of the virtuous Sulochana." ||204-205||
Following the king's orders, he built a palace called *Sarvatobhadra* in a peaceful, excellent, suitable, and beautiful place north of the *Brahmasthan* near the city. The palace faced east, was filled with auspicious materials, had a wedding pavilion, and was multi-storied. ||206-207||
The palace was surrounded by various alleys, forts, and beautification houses. It was radiant and made of jewels and gold. The wise god, following the proper procedures, built the palace and then built a grand *svayamvara* hall around it. The hall was pure, large, with a divided floor, square, with four doors, adorned with forts and gateways, decorated with rows of flags adorned with jeweled arches, and adorned with golden pots shining on the tops of the radiant peaks. ||208-211||