Rajatarangini (Dvitiya) 299
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299
She was neither pleased nor angry with him who was endowed with strength;
pity combined with carelessness is the first sprout of ruin.
299.p1
As the queen relinquished residence, dwelling upon the pleasure of wealth,
the thought of betrayal grew in Śāhmera like a poisonous creeper.
299.p2
The waxing of the faction of the one brought about the waning of the other,
as happens between earth and wind, in the case of Koṭā and Śāhmera.
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- Rājataraṅgiṇī (Dvitīyā) — Jonarāja, Sanskrit