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At that time, the sound of millions of trumpets rising simultaneously in both armies filled all directions. || 312 || Although the moon is with the west, the sun will rise with me. With this love, the east seemed to be adorned even before sunrise. || 313 || At that time, the rows of bees, with their eyes like blooming lotuses, were leaving, carrying their desired objects, with great joy like sleep. || 314 || The lotus had contracted when I set, so the sun, upon his rising, adorned it with his own rays. This is right, for this is what friendship is called. || 315 || The red (in the sense of loving) sun, with his rays (in the sense of hands), embraced the evening and quickly became devoid of redness (in the sense of passionless). As if he were saying that these enjoyments are tasteless at the end. || 316 || This sun has embraced his wife, the evening, in the same way as before. Out of jealousy, the east did not allow the sun to stay with her even for a moment, even though he was loving or red. || 317 || The commanders, who followed the rules, slept on the bed of valor and spent the night. In the morning, they bathed and satisfied all the poor, orphans, and beggars. They worshipped the Trijagatavandya Jinendra Deva according to the rules and praised him. Then they divided their armies and stood ready for battle. || 318 - 319 || Jayakumar, whose name is praised by the group of prisoners and musicians, who is eager for victory, whose form is distorted like Yama, who is terrifying and who can even remove the pride of elephants, mounted his chariot named Ariinjaya, which was drawn by white horses, and took the vajrakanḍa bow, which was given to him by the previous chakravarti, and raised the elephant flag. He stood there, drawing his bow, ready to fight. || 320 - 322 || The rise of his ill-fame
1 simultaneously. 2 of the lakes. 3 increase in increase, decrease in decrease. 4 red, attached. 5 became detached. 6 they say that the things that are without essence are tasteless. 7 embrace. 8 attached. 9 for dwelling. 10 east etc. 11 did not tolerate. 12 having slept. 13 those who follow the rules. 14 they stood. 15 the chariot, the vajrakanḍa bow, and the two bows. previously L. 16 praised. 17 elephant-marked flag. 18 terrifying. 19 the ill-fame that has risen. 20 prison.