He seemed to Dutt as a king of supreme intellect, bedecked with all the accomplishments.228.
That king was unconquerable, illustrious, elegant and respectful for all religions.229.
That long-armed king was virtuous and cared for all his subjects.230.
That long-armed king was a great Sovereign, a great Yogi and a monarch of Dharma.231.
That king of kings resembled the figure of Rudra
He was free from anxieties and remained absorbed in Yoga.232.
MADHUBHAAR STANZA
Seeing him, Dutt, the king of Yogis, who was in the garb of a Rawal, and who was theking of Sannyasis, and respectable for all, he was allured towards him.233.
He saw him like pure moon and found him that his actions were immaculate and in accordance with Yoga.234.
That Sannyasi king was the destroyer of impiety, he went everywhere in his kingdom and was the abode of Dharma.235.
His Yoga was indestructible and wearing his loin-cloth, he moved everywhere in his kingdom.236.
His action and duties were illustrious and not liable to decay
He was the commander of all and was like a stream of Sannyas.237.
He was the destroyer of ignorance, skilful in sciences, the destroyer of impiety and a devotee of Sannyasis.238.
He was the servitor of the Lord, he was felt everywhere by his subjects, a king in Sannyas and he was embellished with all learnings.239.
He was the destroyer of impiety, a devotee of the path of Sannyas, of Jivan-mukta (redeemed while living) and was skilful in all learnings.240.
He was absorbed in good deeds, an unattached Yogi
He was like unmanifested Dharma devoid of Yoga his limbs were healthy.241.
He was never in ire, even slightly
No vice touched him and he ever flowed like the river of Dharma.242.
He adopted Sannyas and was the supreme authority of Yoga
He was the devotee of Brahman, the originator of the world.243.
That king wearing matted locks, had abandoned all the stores of materials
And he wore waist-cloth.24.
He performed actions of Sannyas and adopted Rawal religion
He always remained in bliss and was the destroyer of lust etc.245.
The tabors were being played, hearing which all the sins had fled away