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The Forty-Seventh Chapter
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The city of Vijayapur was the abode of the one who drew the sword from its sheath. He was the future commander-in-chief of the Chakravarti, Sri Pal. || 140 || The city of Vijayapur was also the home of the daughter of the king Varakirti, Kirtimati. The Niti-gyanis had predicted that her husband would be Sri Pal, the Chakravarti, and that he would be recognized by his act of drawing the sword from its sheath. || 141 || The city of Shreyaspur was the birthplace of the one who would become the future priest of Sri Pal. The king of Shreyaspur was Shiva Sena, and his daughter was named Vitashoka, whose eyes were like lotuses. The Niti-gyanis had decreed that her husband would be the one who would make her, who was mute, speak. || 142 - 143 || The one with the crooked finger was born in the city of Shilppur. He was destined to be the architect of Sri Pal. The king of Shilppur was named Narapati, and his daughter was named Rati Vimala. The Niti-gyanis had revealed that her husband would be the one whose gaze would straighten her crooked finger, and that their union would be long-lasting. || 144 - 145 || The one who was making the powder of diamonds was destined to be the chief minister of Sri Pal. He was born in the city of Dhanyapur, and the king of Dhanyapur was named Vishal. His daughter was named Vimalseena. The Niti-gyanis had declared that her husband would be the one whose arrival would cause the diamond powder to be made. He would be the powerful Sri Pal. || 146 - 147 || Having learned of the decrees of the Niti-gyanis, all the men went to their respective cities. At that time, Sukhavati, carrying the Kumar, began to travel through the sky. || 148 || While traveling, they encountered the enemy, Dhumvega. Upon seeing the Kumar, he roared in a terrifying voice, and stood in the sky, blocking their path, brandishing both a sword and a khetak. || 149 || At that time, the deity who was the protector of the previously mentioned pleasure garden, in the form of a statue, appeared before Sukhavati. || 150 ||
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1 Sri Pal's. 2 The beloved daughter of King Varakirti, Kirtimati, in her marriage. 3 'In the conduct of affairs and in praise' in the conduct of affairs of the daughter, T. T. - the husband of the daughter, I. It is born, A., S. L. 4 In the marriage of Vitashoka. 5 Kuni, L. 6 With the special dharma of love or with the various movements of love. 7 The one who makes diamond powder, L., 80. The one who makes diamond powder or the one who makes jewels. Of this Sri Pal. 8 The chief minister. 9 The one who makes diamond powder. 10 Birth. 11 In the attainment of Vimalseena. 12 The decree of the mother. - The decree of the king, L., P. - The decree of the other country, A., S. 13 The terrifying sound of the enemy. The terrifying roar of the enemy, I., A., S. 14 In the previously mentioned pleasure garden, in the form of a statue, standing on the top of the tree. 15 Sri Pal. 16 Protector