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## Thirty-Second Chapter
Then, a battle was imminent, and taking refuge in a fort was considered. A great enemy can be easily defeated by those who take refuge in a fort. ||54|| This region of ours, from the Himalayas to the banks of the Ganga and the Indus, is naturally a fort. Who can conquer it? Who can defeat it? ||55|| Moreover, there are deities, true to our lineage, the Naga and Meghamukha, who will surely stop the enemy. ||56|| Thus, inspired by these words, the two kings, eager for victory, immediately remembered the deities and performed worship. ||57|| Then, the Naga deities, assuming the form of clouds, roared loudly and showered rain all around, accompanied by strong winds. ||58|| That water, poured down by the clouds, flooded the army of the Jain king, flowing up and down, and all around. ||59|| Although the water was so abundant that it filled the space between the sky and the earth, creating a vast ocean outside, there was not even enough rain in the emperor's camp to wet a piece of cloth. ||60-61|| At that time, there was a Chhatra-ratna (jewel umbrella) above the army of Bharata, and a Charma-ratna (jewel skin) below. Surrounded by these two jewels, the army appeared as if it were sewn together on all sides, that is, the Charma-ratna and the Chhatra-ratna were stitched together on all sides, enclosing the army within. ||62|| The army of Bharata remained within these two jewels for seven days, and at that time, it appeared like an egg. ||63|| The army of Bharata, residing in that egg-shaped tent, twelve yojanas long and wide, illuminated by the Chhakraratna (jewel wheel), was free from all suffering. ||64|| Within that large tent, four doors were divided in all directions. The army commander protected the inside, and Jayakumar protected the army from the outside. ||65|| At that time, the Silavata-ratna (jewel of construction) created various types of cloth tents, large thatched huts, and chariots that could travel in the sky. ||66||