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## Adipurana 1314, 73
**240.** They are fearsome, like servants, making noise due to their speed, and having blocked all directions. These sharp arrows, what are we not destroying? That is, thinking that they will destroy everyone, they are falling upon the entire army.
**241.** Just as a lion attacks an elephant, so too the very powerful Vidyaadhara named Meghaprabha, by the command of Jayakumar, attacked Sunami and stopped him in the sky with weapons.
**242.** Meghaprabha, with the help of Sunami's weapons, destroyed the Tamobaan, Agnibaan, Gajabaan, and Meghabaan, etc., which were filled with Vidya, by quickly destroying them with the Surya baan, Jalabaan, Singhabaan, and Vayubaan, etc., which were filled with Vidya.
**243.** Thus, in that battle, Meghaprabha, by the auspicious rise of Jayakumar, quickly conquered Sunami, the lord of the Vidyaadharas. It is right, because when one is favored by the gods, there is no difference between smallness and greatness. **Meaning:** When one is favored by fate, even the small can win, and the great can lose.
**244.** Like a mountain of clouds gathered at the beginning of the rainy season, Jayakumar, on the side of Arkakeerti, stopped the army of elephants.
**245.** On the other hand, Jayakumar, who was brave and noble, with his excellent elephant named Vijayardha, obtained by anger, went before the brave and arrogant Arkakeerti and began to speak to him.
**246.** He said, "All the paths of justice are properly followed by the Chakravarti, but these wicked people have made you an enemy of those paths of justice."
**247.** "O Kumar, although you are intelligent, being of an 'Ahaaraya Buddhi' (one who acts according to what others say) is also your fault. Besides this, you are siding with the wicked or wicked men, which is your third fault."
**248.** "These wicked people have unnecessarily aroused great anger in your heart, which is causing the destruction of all the forces of King Bharat."