चौ0रगेU िगUा¡ निसिचर भंU भारेU । िे सब सयरगU समर संघारेU॥ ुब िग¡U रगU¤गU सकýर केर पýेरेU । रछक कôंिU `छपिि केररेU॥ 1॥ दसमय„ किगय¡U „बरि ुसि पार्§ । सेन सा`ि »É‚U घोरेUसि `ार्§॥ दे„ि बिकंU भंU ब˙ि‚U कंUकार्§ । `छ `ीव ला »० परार्§॥ 2॥ ¨िररि सब न»र दसानन दे„ा । »य'U सôच सय„ भय'U बिसेा॥ सयंदर सगU` ु»म ुनयमानी । कीिगU िगUा¡ रावन र`ˇानी॥ 3॥ `ेगि U `स `ô» बा¡ंिU »हगU दीगेU । सय„ी सकल र`नीचर कीगेU॥ ०क बार कयरबेर पर ˇावा। पयcपक `ान `ीिि ला ुावा॥ 4॥
rahe tah¡ nisicara bha¢a bhre, te saba suranha samara saṅghre. aba taha ¡ rahahi ò sakra ke prere, racchaka ko¢i jacchapati kere.1. dasamukha katahu ¡ khabari asi pī, sena sji gaRha gheresi jī. dekhi bika¢a bha¢a baRi ka¢akī, jaccha jīva lai gae parī.2. phiri saba nagara dasnana dekh, gayau soca sukha bhayau biseṣ. sundara sahaja agama anumnī, kīnhi tah ¡ rvana rajadhnī.3. jehi jasa joga b ¡ ¢i gṛha dīnhe, sukhī sakala rajanīcara kīnhe. eka bra kubera para dhv, puṣpaka jna jīti lai v.4.
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Great demon warriors had been living there. They were all exterminated in battle by the gods. Now under Indras commission it was occupied by a garrison consisting of ten million guards of Kubera (the chief of the Yakƒas). Having obtained this news from some quarter Rva˜a marshalled his army and besieged the fortress. Seeing his vast force of fierce warriors, the Yakƒas fled for their lives. Thereupon Rva˜a surveyed the whole city; he was much pleased with what he saw and all his anxiety (about a suitable capital) was gone. Perceiving that the city was naturally beautiful and inaccessible for others, Rva˜a fixed his capital there. By assigning quarters to his followers according to their several deserts he made them all happy. On one occasion he led an expedition against Kubera and carried away his aerial car known by the name of Puƒpaka as a trophy. (14)
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