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Hearing Janaka鈥檚 words, the mighty Muni 痴颈艣惫腻尘颈迟谤补 said to the king, Do you show the bow to 搁腻尘补.

Thereupon the king Janaka commanded his ministers, saying, Do you bring the wonderful bow furnished with unguents and garlands,

Commanded by Janaka, the ministers entered the city; and placing the bow in their front, those, endowed with immeasurable energy, came out.

And deposited in a case on a cart borne upon eight wheels, it was with difficulty drawn along by five thousand stalwart persons of well-developed frames.

And having brought that bow plaited with iron, placed in its case, the royal counsellors spoke to Janaka resembling an immortal, saying,

Here is the best of bow, O king, worshipped of all sovereigns. O foremost of kings, O lord of 惭颈迟丑颈濒腻, if it please you, behold the same.

Hearing their speech, the king with clasped palms said to the high-souled 痴颈艣惫腻尘颈迟谤补 as well as 搁腻尘补 and 尝补办峁�m补峁嘺,

This best of bows, O 叠谤腻丑尘补峁嘺, has always been worshipped by the Janakas: as also by mighty kings incapable (of wielding and stringing it.)

And neither the celestials, nor the Asuras, nor the 搁腻办峁�a蝉补蝉, nor the Gandharvas, nor the Yak峁� as, nor the Kinnaras, nor the mighty Uragas, how shall men fare鈥攈ave succeeded in stringing or stretching it, or fixing the arrow to it, or pulling its string, or wielding it.

This foremost of bows has been brought here, O chief of ascetics. Do you, O exalted one, show it to these sons of the king.

Hearing Janaka鈥檚 words, the righteous 痴颈艣惫腻尘颈迟谤补 said to 搁腻驳丑补惫补, O 搁腻尘补, do you, my child, behold the bow.

At the words of the 惭补丑补谤峁�i, 搁腻尘补, opening the case, took a sight of the bow, and said,

This divine bow will I touch with my hand, and shall I also strive to wield and draw it?

Thereat both the king and the ascetic said,鈥擡xcellent well. At the words of the anchorite, in the sight of countless thousands of spectators, the righteous son of Raghu with exceeding ease took hold of the bow by the middle, and fixed the string upon it, and having fixed the string, drew it. And that foremost of men enjoying high fame, snapped the bow in the middle. And mighty was the sound that was heard on the occasion, like to the bursting of a thunder-clap: and the earth trembled terribly, as it does in the vicinity of a mountain splitting; and overwhelmed by the noise, all rolled head over heels, with the exception of that best of ascetics, the king, and the two 搁腻驳丑补惫补s.

On the people being reassured, the king conversant with speech, his apprehension removed, with folded hands addressed that puissant ascetic, saying.

O worshipful one, I have beheld the prowess of 顿补艣补谤补迟丑补鈥檚 son. This is verily wonderful and inconceivable; and I did not think this was possible.

My daughter, 厂墨迟腻, being united with her lord, 顿补艣补谤补迟丑补鈥檚 son, 搁腻尘补, will shed lustre on Janaka鈥檚 line.

My promise viz., that I will confer 厂墨迟腻 upon him that will bend the bow, has been fulfilled, O son of 碍耻艣颈办补. And this 厂墨迟腻, this my daughter, dearer to me than life will I confer upon 搁腻尘补.

O 叠谤腻丑尘补峁嘺, by your permission let my counsellors speedily post hence, O 碍补耻艣颈办补, to 础测辞诲丑测腻, in cars; and with humble speech bring the king to my capital. And let them communicate to him all about the bestowal of鈥� 厂墨迟腻 upon 搁腻尘补, in consequence of his having bent the bow.

Let them acquaint the monarch with the welfare of the 碍腻办耻迟蝉迟丑补蝉 protected by the ascetic; and let them, speedily posting hence, bring the delighted king.

And thereupon 碍耻艣颈办补鈥檚 son said,鈥擲o be it. And the righteous king, summoning his counsellors, despatched them to 础测辞诲丑测腻 with his letter, to communicate all duly to the king, and bring him thither.