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Adipurana
Thus, this has been briefly narrated and explained. Taking the garland of jewels, the maiden, Sulochana, placed it in the hand of Jayakumar. ||328|| Filled with immense love, she placed the garland around his neck, which was like a bond of kinship. The garland, like another Lakshmi, adorned his chest. ||329|| Suddenly, a great sound arose from all the musical instruments, as if announcing a grand festival for the daughters of the directions, for Sulochana. ||330|| The lotus-faced Jayakumar, the lord of the human and celestial beings, was resplendent, as if Lakshmi had taken refuge in his lotus-like face. ||331|| The celestial kings, whose hope-filled waters had dried up, and whose lotus-like faces and lily-like eyes had lost their luster, were like dry lakes, filled with sorrow. ||332||
Malini Chanda
The lord of the noble lineage, whose joy is increasing due to the fulfillment of his desired fruit, with his beloved daughter, like a Kalpavriksha with a Kalpalata, and with his son, like a victorious immortal tree, entered his magnificent city, leading the revered Jayakumar. ||333||
Shadulla Vikridita
This Jayakumar, the first in the honorable ceremony of the Swayamvara, surrounded by the beautiful women, the radiance of whose faces was like the radiance of the king of serpents, and whose garland of virtues had sought refuge in him, like a garland of Mandara flowers, his fame, pure and vast, will spread throughout the universe until the end of the Kalpa. ||334||
Vasantatilaka
The one whose radiant light caused the lotuses to bloom, whose rise was marked by the rejection of the influence of others, and whose victory was like the sun and moon, shining brightly over his kin and subjects, like a cluster of moonflowers. ||335||