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MADHURAVIJAYAM
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cious yellow-rice (akṣata) let fall by the Goddess of
Kingly Prosperity, on Her self-chosen Lord.
39. Like the beauty of the forest saved from
forest-fire, like the view of the sky after the vanishing
of an eclipse, or the calm appearance of the river
Yamuna after the eradication of the serpent Kāļiya, the
region of the South shone after the overthrow of the
Pārasikas.
40. King Kamparaya guaranteed the safety of the
remaining men in his enemy ranks and was crowned
with happiness and glory.
Thus ends the poem Virakamparāya çaritam called
Madhurāvijayam, composed by Gangā Dēvi.
71
cious yellow-rice (akṣata) let fall by the Goddess of
Kingly Prosperity, on Her self-chosen Lord.
39. Like the beauty of the forest saved from
forest-fire, like the view of the sky after the vanishing
of an eclipse, or the calm appearance of the river
Yamuna after the eradication of the serpent Kāļiya, the
region of the South shone after the overthrow of the
Pārasikas.
40. King Kamparaya guaranteed the safety of the
remaining men in his enemy ranks and was crowned
with happiness and glory.
Thus ends the poem Virakamparāya çaritam called
Madhurāvijayam, composed by Gangā Dēvi.