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SIDDHISVARA 143
"
Come, let us go to that holy place of Siva on the Tridasa
mountain, rightly named Siddhisvara, 1
where the gods
performed asceticism in order to bring about the destruction
of the Asura Vidyuddhvaja. And they slew that Asura in
fight, with the help of Muktaphalaketu, the head of all the
Vidyadhara princes, who had been obtained by the favour
of Siva. And that Muktaphalaketu, having passed through
the state of humanity brought upon him by a curse, obtained
reunion with Padmavati by the favour of the same god. Let
us go to that holy place, which has such splendid associations
connected with it, and there propitiate Siva, and then we
will return to our own home, for such was the end of the
curse appointed to all of us by the goddess, to take place at
the same time." When the two heavenly swans said this
to King Brahmadatta, he was at once excited with curiosity to
hear the tale of Muktaphalaketu.
1 Here the name of a place sacred to Siva. Before we have had it as the
god's title. See Bohtlingk and Roth, s.v. It means "lord of magic powers."