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Whose fame, as pure as the moon's rays, shines throughout the directions, is sung repeatedly by the gods in the midst of the mountains of the lineage. ||15|| Whose armies, weary from conquering the directions, rested at the edge of the Himalayas, having crossed the lands of the Yamuna. ||152|| The son of Shri Vrishabhadeva, the grandson of Shri Nabhiraj, who governs this entire earth adorned with six continents. ||153|| Considering this, he, the swift one, the conqueror of Lakshmi, the lord of all beings, established his fame on this mountain, the abode of the world's prosperity. ||154|| Thus, the immortal one, having written this praiseworthy garland with his own hand, showered flowers upon him. ||155|| There, resounding drums boomed loudly, and in the heavens, the gods, chanting hundreds of blessings, cried out, "Victory!" ||156|| The wind, carrying the essence of the celestial bodies and the fragrance of flowers, blew gently, stirring the dense forests of Mandara. ||157|| Not only on the stone wall, but also on the moon's disc, through the trickery of the mark, was his name inscribed. ||158|| It is written, "The enjoyment is for the witness," thus it is in this decree. It is written, "The enjoyment is for the immovable one," the gods, the witnesses of the conquest of the directions. ||159|| Oh, how great is this chakravartin, the conqueror of the celestial wheel, who, in conquering the directions, has conquered the entire earth, from the three oceans of the east, south, and west. ||160|| Even the mountain of victory, which is difficult to cross, was easily crossed by him. His fame, like the dust of his army, which is like the neck of a pigeon, has spread throughout the land, and is firmly established on the Himalayas. ||161||