Kālakācāryakathā (MS Add.2377)

Meghavara

A rectangular miniature painting with a blue background. On the right, a royal figure with a beard and crown sits on an ornate throne, holding a long object (possibly a sword or staff). On the left, two smaller figures are depicted: one seated female figure in a yellow garment looking towards the king, and a smaller figure below her. The scene is framed by architectural elements and decorative patterns.

Recognizing the nature of the situation, the king addressed the gathering. The drum sounded, the call to action was heard.
Small red decorative circle with a grid pattern.
The soldiers marched, bows in hand, ready for the conflict. The twelfth day arrived at the city of Avanti. The warriors faced each other, engaging in the duel of bows and strength. The infantry, the cavalry, the archers, and those mounted on elephants joined the fray. The battle commenced with great intensity, yet all was done in accordance with the law of the struggle and the protection of the righteous path.