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## Harivamsha Purana
These valiant princes, equipped with countless chariots, skilled in weapons and armor, were determined to slay the Kauravas in battle. || 127 || Behind them stood King Chandrayasha, Singhala, Varvara, Kamboja, Kerala, Kushala (Kosala), and Dramila, each with sixty thousand chariots. These powerful kings stood guard, protecting the Garuda. || 128-129 ||
Besides them were Ashit, Bhanu, Tomar (a lover of war), Sanjay, Akalpita, Bhanu, Vishnu, Brihadhvaja, Shatrunjaya, Mahasena, Gambhira, Gautam, Vasudharma, Kritavarma, Prasenajit, Dridhavarma, Vikranta, and Chandravarma, each with their own armies, protecting Shri Krishna's Kalki. || 130-132 ||
Within this Garuda formation, created by Vasudeva, stood the great chariot warriors, eager to break through Jarasandha's Chakravyuha. || 133 ||
Gautam Swami says, "Though both sides have skillfully created a difficult-to-enter Chakravyuha and a Garuda formation, I believe that only one leader will emerge victorious in this battle, guided by the path shown by the Jina and empowered by the accumulated merit of their Dharma." || 134 ||
Thus ends the fiftieth chapter of the Harivamsha Purana, composed by Jinasena Acharya, which includes the collection of the Arishta-nemi Purana and describes the Chakravyuha and Garuda formations. || 50 ||