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The kings, understanding that the conquest of the Himalayas by the Lord would take a long time, filled their storehouses with all kinds of provisions. ||82|| Some kings came with their warriors, wielding clubs, while others came with their loyal servants, looking towards the Lord's face. ||83|| From all sides, numerous Samantas, with their armies, gathered together and raised a joyous cry for the Lord, whose rule shines everywhere. ||84|| Just as the ocean is filled by the confluence of rivers, so too was the Lord's army filled from all sides by the Samantas who came to help. ||85|| Just as Mount Meru, along with its forests and land, is filled with the armies of the gods during the auspicious birth of the Jina, so too was the victorious mountain, along with its forests and land, filled with armies from all sides. ||86|| The peak of the victorious mountain, adorned by the Lord's armies, was resplendent with the glory of heaven, with its various pavilions. ||87|| The army, with its chariots rushing in all directions, horses neighing, and elephants trumpeting, filled the victorious mountain with its sound. ||88|| The mountain, echoing the sound of the army, seemed to be groaning, as if it were being suffocated by the army. ||89||
Meanwhile, the Lord saw a god in the sky, whose radiant crown illuminated the heavens, descending from the mountain. ||90|| The god, adorned with shining ornaments and garments, descended from the mountain, accompanied by his attendants, looking as if he were accompanied by a forest. ||91||