In English
considered every woman as his mother
had no lust. His anger was not of the 'not enough' variety. In order to search for her, had to enter the women's apartments in the palace of to look into the faces of the sleeping women to compare their features with 's description of . He felt very guilty going through this ordeal and even contemplated suicide, because he would be too ashamed to show his face to after this experience. But consoling himself that it was after all the order of that he was obeying, he returned to continue the search. He considered every woman as his own mother, and thus searched where his mother was, not where was. This is a good lesson for the youth of today. On the occasion of the Coronation of at , presents were given to the ministers and distinguished visitors, collaborators and companions of - , , , , etc. was not given any. Observing this, , who had benefited most by his selflessness and heorism, devotion and dedication, felt pained. She communicated her feelings to who was beside her on the throne. told her that she could give him any present she wished. So she took off her own pearl necklace and placed it in the hands of . Immediately took the pearls apart, and putting them one by one between his teeth, he bit each pearl and spat it out in disgust! became flushed with anger. She whispered to that could be nothing but a monkey. When asked, said, "I was only examining whether these pearls had in them; I could not find any one which had, so I east them away. If a thing has no in it, it is to me as worthless as stone."