In English
was gaily decorated for the coronation of Lord . Joy and jubilation were writ large on the faces of everyone. The crown that , the first Emperor, had worn would now be placed on ’s head. The venerable priests of , namely, , , and were waiting eagerly to place the sacred crown on the head of . Kings, viceroys, deputies, etc., thronged to the capital from the far flung corners of . A big board was hung across the main gate, with the statement: “Those who abide by and are free from the fear of death.” Lord devoted Himself to the task of the spreading of truth and righteousness. In His reign, the people of the country, big or small, young or old, men or women, the enlightened or the unenlightened, were steadfast in their adherence to truth and righteousness. As the king, so were the subjects (). As the king, so were the ministers. As the ministers, so were the administrators. As the administrators, so were the people. The three brothers , , and exercised great care and attention in the practice of throughout the kingdom. Reports regularly reached the King about the people who transgressed .