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## Thirty-Second Chapter
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The Lord of Treasures, making the earth free from enemies, proceeded further from the banks of the Himalayas with his forces. ||78||
While traveling, the Lord of the Earth, with his victorious elephants, plowed the banks of the Sindhu River. When he reached the Sindhu waterfall, the Sindhu Devi performed his abhisheka. ||79||
Knowing that the victorious one had arrived near her abode, the Devi, adorned with jewels and accompanied by her family, approached him. ||80||
She performed the abhisheka of the King Bharat, seated on the auspicious seat, with the sacred water of the Sindhu River, filled in hundreds of golden pots, with her own hands. ||81||
After performing the abhisheka, the Devi, adorned with auspicious garments and ornaments, blessed the King Bharat with victorious words and said, "O Lord, I am purified by your darshan today." ||82||
Receiving the divine auspicious seat given by the Sindhu Devi, Bharat proceeded further, and the Sindhu Devi, following him for a short distance, bid him farewell. ||83||
Reaching near the Himalayas, conquering its banks, Bharat, after many stops, reached near the peak of the Himalayas. ||84||
There, he, along with his purohit, performed upavasa, worshipped the divine weapons, and slept on the pure bed of the divine weapons. ||85||
Considering that worshipping the weapons is a ritual, not a sign of weakness, the King Bharat, who was honored by the kings, effortlessly strung his bow named Vajrakantha. ||86||
He placed his infallible, divine arrow, marked with the letters of his name, on the bow, aimed upwards, and placed it on the Vaishakha seat. ||87||
When Bharat released the arrow with a lion's roar, the group of gods, pleased, showered flowers on him. ||88||
**Notes:**
1. Utkrishta Nidhipati: The Supreme Lord of Treasures.
2. Sindhu Nadi Tir Abhumi: The banks of the Sindhu River.
3. Sanchurnayan: Crushing, pulverizing.
4. Sindhu Nadi Patan Kund: The Sindhu River waterfall.
5. Aagachchan: Arriving.
6. Nyashevi Da: Served, worshipped.
7. Upayayau: Approached.
8. Saparikara: With family.
9. Pavitra: Sacred.
10. Vihita Anugamanam: Following the prescribed rituals.
11. Jayan Jayan La, A, I: Conquering, conquering, taking.
12. Himavan Namaka Kut: The peak named Himalayas.
13. Adhishete Sm: Slept.
14. Mantrai Abhipujayan: Worshipping with mantras.
15. Shakya Bhavo Na: Not a sign of weakness.
16. Maurvi Sahitam: With string.
17. Sandhanam Akaroth: Strung.
18. Vaishakha Sthan Sthitva: Placing on the Vaishakha seat.