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## Thirty-Second Chapter
Having obtained the beautiful sound like the flow of nectar, the Chakravartin considered his birth successful, filled with supreme joy. || 184 || Having completely defeated the armies of the Mlechcha kings with his own forces, the commander-in-chief, with Jayalakshmi in the forefront, approached the Lord. || 185 || Having honored the commander-in-chief who had completed his task, and having dismissed the Mlechcha leaders, the Emperor, ready, prepared to return to the southern land. || 186 || At that time, the trumpets announcing the victorious journey, shaking the ocean of all forces, resounded, announcing the arrival of the Emperor. || 187 || The army of the victorious one, with Chakra Ratna leading the way, entered the famous cave called Kandakaprapata, which had been opened earlier. || 188 || The army crossed the cave, which had been opened by the commander-in-chief, through the two great streets on both sides of the Ganges. || 189 || The cave, released from the army, seemed to be breathing after a long time, and the army, emerging from the confinement of the cave, seemed to be revived. || 190 || There, the god named Natyamala, with a full pot and other auspicious offerings, and with half a measure of jewels, welcomed the Emperor Bharat at the entrance of the southern cave. || 191 || The Emperor Bharat, honoring the great god named Natyamala, who praised him in many ways, dismissed him to go to his own place. || 192 || The Vidyadharas, armed with bows and arrows, surrounded the sky from all sides, serving the Chakravartin, who, like the sun, was beyond darkness and rising. || 193 || The lord of treasures, the Chakravartin, with the Vidyadharas, of whom Nimi and Vinimi are the chief, having removed the darkness within the cave of the Vijayardha mountain, illuminated the directions with the rays of the sun, and, rising, delighted all living beings. || 194 ||