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## Fourth Chapter
Some attained Right Faith and embraced the householder's dharma, while others, following their own strength, adopted the life of an ascetic. ||53||
Then, ready to depart, the gods and demons bowed to the Jina, praised him, and adorned with dharma, went to their respective abodes. ||54||
Wherever the Omniscient went, by virtue of his power of movement, a hundred yojanas around became like heaven. ||55||
Wandering through many lands, the Jina, with the gift of the Three Jewels, liberated countless beings from the ocean of samsara. ||56||
He had eighty-four Ganadharas and eighty-four thousand virtuous, tapasvi Sadhus. ||57||
These Sadhus were of the purest mind, radiant like the sun and moon. Surrounded by them, the Jina wandered the earth. ||58||
The king, Bharat, son of Rishabhadeva, attained the fortune of a Chakravarti, and this land became known as Bharat Kshetra in the world. ||59||
Rishabhadeva had a hundred sons, each more radiant and brilliant than the last, who, embracing the ascetic vow, attained the supreme state. ||60||
Among them, Bharat Chakravarti was the firstborn, residing in the beautiful city of Ayodhya, served by a multitude of virtuous people. ||61||
He possessed nine inexhaustible treasures filled with precious gems, ninety thousand mines, three crore cows, one crore ploughs, eighty-four lakh noble elephants, eighteen crore horses swift as the wind, thirty-two thousand mighty kings, thirty-two thousand lands adorned with cities, fourteen jewels eternally protected by the gods, and ninety-six thousand women. It is impossible to describe his complete wealth. ||62-66||
In the city of Podanpur, Bharat's half-brother, King Bahubali, resided. He was immensely powerful and, driven by the ego, "Bharat and I are two sons of the same father," always opposed Bharat. ||67||