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## Chapter Fifty-Two
**601**
And then, the thousand-rayed, radiant Chakra, illuminating all directions, came to rest in Jarasandha's hand. ||58||
Enraged by the futility of his weapons, Jarasandha, his brow furrowed in a menacing frown, whirled the Chakra and hurled it swiftly towards Madhava. ||59||
As the Chakra, eclipsing the sun in its brilliance, sped through the sky, all the other kings of the Krishna-faction, each in their own way, launched their own Chakras to counter it. ||60||
Shanga wielded his Shakti and Gada, Balarama his Hal and Musala, Bhima his Gada, Arjuna, the king of weaponry, his various weapons, the commander-in-chief, his Parigha, and Yudhishthira, his Shakti, like a serpent. ||61-62||
Samudravijaya, Akshobhya, and their brothers, with utmost vigilance, unleashed their mighty weapons against the Chakra. ||63||
But Bhagavan Neminath, with his perfect knowledge of the future, remained steadfast, standing beside Krishna, facing the Chakra. ||64||
The Chakra, held back by the combined might of the kings' weapons, and radiating a shower of sparks, approached them like a friend, slowly. ||65||
Circumambulating Bhagavan Neminath and Hari, it came to rest in Krishna's right hand, adorned with the conch, Chakra, and Ankusha. ||66||
At that moment, the heavens resounded with the booming of drums, a shower of flowers descended, and the Devas proclaimed, "This is the ninth Narayana!" ||67||
A fragrant, auspicious breeze blew, and the weapons of the Yadava heroes rose with their hearts. ||68||
Seeing Krishna, the Chakra in his hand, in the midst of battle, Jarasandha thought, "Alas, this Chakra is also in vain!" ||69||
Overwhelmed by the Chakra and the might of Krishna, the ruler of the three realms, the mighty Jarasandha felt his strength shattered, his valor broken. ||70||
"As long as the power of the Devas is strong, the four-fold army, time, sons, friends, and valor are effective. ||71||
But when the Devas are weak, time, valor, and all else become meaningless..." This is what the wise say, and it is true, there is no other way. ||72||
**Note:** The translation preserves the Jain terms "Neminaath" and "Chakra" as requested.