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The Greatness of Kubjāmraka: Raibhya’s Boon and the Teaching on the Sacred Tīrthas
शीघ्रं सम्पाद्यतां चैव युज्यन्तां गजवाजिनः ॥ राज्ञो वचस्ते संश्रुत्य तमूचुः कृतमेव तत् ॥
śīghraṁ sampādyatāṁ caiva yujyantāṁ gajavājinaḥ || rājño vacas te saṁśrutya tam ūcuḥ kṛtam eva tat ||
जल्दी से सारी तैयारी कर दो। हाथी और घोड़े तैयार कर दो। राजा के हुकम सुन के उन्होंने कहा, राजा साहब, यह काम तो हो चुका है।
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