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Adipuranam
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Tarushaakhaagra samsakta paryaanādi paricchhadān. Skandhaavaaraad bahiḥ kaanchid aavaasaan prabhuraikshat. ||134|| Bahirniveshamityaadiin visheshaan sa vilokayan. Praveshe shiviraasyaasya mahaadvaaram athaa sadat. ||135|| Tadatiitya samam sainyaiḥ sangachchan kinchidantaram. Mahaabdhisa manirghosha maasasada vanikpathm. || 136 || Krtopa shobhamaabaddhatoranam chitraketanam. Vanigbhir uudaratnaarthm sa jagaahe vanikpathm. ||137|| Pratyaapanam asau tatra ratnarashiin nidhiniv. Pashyan mene nidhiyattaam prasiddha chaiva tatha sthitaam. ||138|| Samau tikam sphuradratnam janatotkalikaakulam. Rathaa vanikpathaambhodhim potaa iva lalanghiram. || 139 || Chaladashviyakallolaiḥ sphuran nistrisharohitaiḥ. Raajamaargo'mbudheliilaam mahe bhamakarairadhaat. || 140 || Raajanyaken samrudhhaḥ samantaada anrupalayam. Tadaasau vipanimaargaḥ satyam raajapatho'bhavat. || 141 || Tataḥ paryanta vinyasta ratnabhasuratoranam. Rathakavyaam parikshepakrita baahya paricchhadam. ||142|| Aarudhyamaana mashvitrair haastikena ati durgamam. Bahunaagavanam "justam" kalabhaiścha karenubhiḥ. || 143 || Chatrashanda krata chhaayam mahodyanam iva vavachit. Vavachit saamantamandalya rachitaasthaanamaandalm. ||144||
They were made, seeing them, Maharaja Bharat thought that these are the thorns in his thornless kingdom. Meaning: In Bharat's kingdom, there were no thorns, except for the thorns of the house. || 133 || Where the branches of the trees have horses' palans and other things tied to them, and which are built outside the camp, Maharaja Bharat saw many such tents. || 134 || Seeing many such special things built outside the camp, Maharaja Bharat went to the big gate to enter the camp. || 135 || Crossing the big gate, he went a little further with the soldiers, and he reached the market where there was a sound like the sea. || 136 || Maharaja entered that market which was very well decorated, had torans tied, many types of flags were flying, and merchants were standing with offerings of jewels. || 137 || Seeing the heaps of jewels like treasures in every shop there, Maharaja Bharat thought that the number of treasures is determined only by fame. Meaning: Seeing the heaps of jewels in every shop, he had decided that the number of treasures is nine, this is only fame, in reality they are countless. || 138 || The chariots crossed that market-like sea, which was full of pearls, had many jewels shining, and was filled with waves of human crowds, like ships. || 139 || At that time, that royal road, while moving, was taking on the appearance of the sea, with waves of horses, shining sword-like fish, and big elephant-like crocodiles. || 140 || At that time, that market road was filled with many princes