Simhasanadvatrimshika f3a.1

f3a.1

mānasam apy āharat. evaṃ nyāyānatilaṅghanena rājā rājyaṃ karoti
sma. tata ekadā kaścid digambaro rājasamīpam āgatya,
līlayā maṇḍalīkṛtya bhujaṃgān dhārayan haraḥ
deyād devo varāhaś ca tubhyam abhyadhikāṃ śriyam. || 1 ||

won their hearts as well. Thus, without transgressing justice, the king ruled the kingdom. Then one day a certain sky-clad ascetic approached the king, and [saying]:
"May Hara, who playfully coils and wears serpents,
and may the divine Boar grant you supreme prosperity!" || 1