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382
Adipuranam
This lord, the son of Soma Prabha, is the lamp of his own lineage. This glorious one, surrounded by his younger brothers, is known as Jayakumar. ||310|| His form is not worthy of description, for what need is there for a mirror to see a bracelet on the hand? ||311|| Having conquered the gods known as Megha Kumaras in the northern Bharat Kshetra, he made a lion's roar, conquering the sound of their artificial clouds. ||312|| The lord of treasures, Bharat, with joy, tied the warrior's belt on him, raised by his own arms, and named him Megha Swar. ||313|| Endowed with qualities befitting the soul, and always in the company of respectable, noble men, he is praised for his intelligence and special enthusiasm, making him the best among the best. ||314|| It is also a wonder that his qualities, having pleased the beings of the three worlds, have now returned in full to captivate your heart. Meaning: He has pleased the beings of the three worlds with his qualities, and now desires to please you as well. ||315|| If there is a fault in him, it is only this: he has four wives: Shri, Kirti, Veer Lakshmi, and Saraswati. All four are very dear to him. ||316|| This Jayakumar, who had previously conquered Megha Kumar alone, now seems to be without courage in conquering you. It seems as if his courage has deserted him, which is why he has now taken Kamadeva as his helper. ||317|| Caught between you two powerful ones, each desiring to conquer the other, Kamadeva, skilled in the six categories of diplomacy, is experiencing a dual nature, sometimes taking your side and sometimes his. ||318|| His fame delights the Kuvalaya, the lotus that blooms at night (the moon), and his brilliance makes the Padma, the lotus that blooms during the day (Lakshmi), flourish.