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Translation. 
Om ! May it be well! (v. 1). May tlie agitation of Lakshmi 
during the amorous dalliance, when her hands wander over the neck of 
Vaikuntha (Vishnu) filled with eager longing, bring you happiness ! 
(v. 2.) After the lines of protectors of the earth born in the solar 
race had gone to heaven, there came a noble (personage) YaSovigraha 
by name, (who) by his plentiful splendour (was) as it were tlio sun 
incarnate.* 
(v. 3.) His son was Malnchandra who spread his boundless fame, 
resembling the moon’s splendour, (even) to the boundary of the ocean. 
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* Metro: Indravajru. 
