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## Chapter Forty-One
**501.** The palace of Balarama, adorned with gardens and pools, was surrounded by rows of houses within the inner city. It shone brightly. **29.** In front of the palace, there was a magnificent assembly hall, resembling Indra's assembly hall, which outshone the rays of the sun. **30.** In that city, there were rows of magnificent palaces, fit for Ugrasena and the other kings, each with eight sections. **31.** Kubera, having created this divine city, with many gates, impossible to describe, presented it to Vasudeva. **32.** At that time, Kubera presented Vasudeva with a crown, a beautiful necklace, the Kaustubha gem, two yellow garments, a celestial garland, and other rare objects. **33.** He also gave him the mace Kumudvati, the spear, the sword Nandaka, the bow Shang, two quivers, and diamond arrows. **34.** He gave him a divine chariot, equipped with all weapons, with a Garuda flag, whisks, and a white umbrella. **35.** For Balarama, he gave two blue garments, a garland, a crown, a mace, a plough, a club, a bow, two quivers full of arrows, a divine chariot, complete with weapons, and a tall flag with a conch shell, along with an umbrella and other things. **36-37.** Kubera also honored the ten brothers, including Samudravijaya, and the kings like Bhoj, with garments, ornaments, and other gifts. **38.** The Tirthankara, Shri Neminatha, had already received worship with the best of things, befitting his status. What is the need for further description? **39.** Saying, "May you all enter the city," and sending a message to the Yaksha, Purnabhadra, Kubera disappeared in an instant. **40.** Then, the Yadava clan, on the shore of the ocean, celebrated the coronation of Krishna and Balarama, with joyous shouts of victory. **41.** Filled with joy, Krishna and Balarama, along with their people, who had accumulated merit, entered the magnificent city of Dwaraka, which was like heaven itself, with their four-armed forces. **42.** The people settled comfortably in the auspicious dwellings, as instructed by the Yaksha, Purnabhadra, each in their own place. **43.**