1. We blamed the days before his appearance,
So he blamed us until we apologized for blaming.

2. He is feared and hoped for, whether in peace or war,
Generous when peaceful, and fierce when in combat.

3. In war they told him, "O destroyer of enemies!"
In peace they told him, "O uncovered of clouds!"

4. The blows of his might are feared though he smiles,
And his swords are dreaded though close at hand.

5. He enslaves the free with generosity and joy,
And aids those with desire before armies.

6. His enemies wish to become his subjects,
To be close to him, safe from harm.

7. The sun in awe of his station,
When setting to the west, bows to the west.