1 DIGEST OF PIDUĀXAXDA 83 220-924 In the beanwhile the Lord arrives at the mount Aglarade. Bharata hoon comes to know about this and motorne Sundart swcordingly, 125-250 Sut.dart's preparation for renunciation and for going to the Lord along with Bharata sud ber other relations, 231-232 Sbc as well as Darat hov to tho Lord. 235-241 Bharota praleee the Lord and take bia sent. 142-248 Thereafter Sundari extols the merils of the Lord and beseeches Eim to admit ber to This holy order. 249-250 The Lord complies with ber request. Thorenpon ble taleg her seat amongst tho sädkvīr, 251 Bharata returns to Ayalhyī, alter to sermon is ovo. 252-259 He then send me anger to his os brothers asking them to Borve him or to be ready to fight. They find in difficult to come to suy decision, so they approach to Lord for Elís advico, 260-279 The Lord explaina tu themi dito ubuluresness of the world; sa thoy ronounce the world. 280-281 The messengers parrate this event to Dkarata who confiscates their kingdome 1-9 Additional terece de usual Canto XVII. 1 Eulogy of Lord Virabha. 2-4 228ena joforme Bandar that the disc docg mot enter the city as if somo body » till left ont to be conguerech 5-18 Bharata is reminded by the minister that his favogur brother Dākwazán who is extremely poworful ia left out to be augaiaked. H. ther goadhiru to qubdue lijm, 18-24 Dlarata is non-pland; for, hc la actor prepared to ece that the disc should remain outside the city nor Jie i ready to fight with his younger brother. 25-29 The minister abows Etrerate the way out of this dificulty whish bc Apptovce of 30-31 Ho sonde Sue As a mensanger to Banudain 32-39 Aftor going tlurough several citres etc. be reacher Bahala, the country governed by Bahubalian 34-40 Deacription of this country and that of Steega's arrival at Takega'ila. 41-48 Ic approaches Bahrzlin and howe lo Lim, who inquires of bim if Bharufu and othere are bappy. 49-74 The tasconger givca a reply and points out farious rmsons to why ho pbould nervo Durata 75-01 Bantaharles null.Geseli Arguments of his. Thereafter be leaves tlassembly, ou lig being so directed by the courtiere.
