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In the Padma Purana,
Even though all those women surrounded Bharat, his mind did not become attached to any kind of desire. He only accepted their request out of kindness. || 102 ||
After receiving the order, the wives of Rama, Lakshmana, and Bharat became free from doubt and attained supreme joy. || 103 ||
Then, surrounded by those women with beautiful movements and lotus-like eyes, Bharat descended into the magnificent lake. || 104 ||
His mind was absorbed in the contemplation of the truth, and he was indifferent to play. Bharat only entered the water at the request of the women. || 105 ||
Surrounded by the women and filled with humility, Bharat shone upon reaching the lake, like the lord of a herd of elephants. || 106 ||
Three fragrant, beautiful, and smooth garments were applied to Bharat's body, which colored the water with their vast brilliance. || 107 ||
Engaged in excellent activities and extremely charming, King Bharat, after playing a little and bathing well, emerged from the lake. || 108 ||
Bharat, who had performed a great worship of the Arhant with lotuses and blue lotuses, was adorned by the group of those respectful women. || 109 ||
Meanwhile, the famous elephant king, Trilokamandan, who resembled a great cloud, broke the pillar and emerged from his dwelling. At that time, he was making a terrifying sound and showering the sky with the water of his rut. || 110 - 111 ||
Hearing his roar, which was like the dense, vast roar of a cloud, the entire city of Ayodhya became as if all its people were mad. || 112 ||
The city's roads were filled with elephants, driven by mahoutas who were exhausted from running around, their ears and eyes fixed in fear due to the pushing and shoving caused by the crowd. || 113 ||
Those terrifying, rutting elephants, who could capture the speed of horses, scattered in all ten directions as they pleased. || 114 ||
Breaking the golden and jeweled, mountain-like tower, the Trilokamandan elephant, whose tusks were large and made of gold and jewels,