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## The Thirty-Third Chapter
The glorious, all-conquering, and all-knowing **Vidyaadhara** (celestial being), the victorious **Chakravarti** (emperor) Bharat, returned to his city of Ayodhya. || 1 ||
Nine treasures and fourteen jewels had become his, along with the **Siddh** (perfected beings) and **Vidyaadharas**, and all the kings of the six continents were under his sway. || 2 ||
Having conquered this entire earth, whose boundary is the salt ocean, the victorious **Chakravarti** set out for his city of Ayodhya. || 3 ||
With the waves of his fluttering banners like scattered clouds, and the bubbles of his shining umbrellas like the rising sun, his army marched forth from the shore of the victorious mountain, like the river Ganga. || 4 ||
With elephant-like ships, horse-like waves, and human-like ripples, the ocean of his army, roaring with sound, spread out, filling all directions. || 5 ||
The sound of the rolling chariot wheels, the neighing of horses, and the trumpeting of elephants created a symphony of sound, filling the air. || 6 ||
The drums, announcing the departure, sounded their deep, resonant notes, causing the **Shikhandi** (warriors) to fear the thunder of the clouds, though it was not the season. || 7 ||
The horses were stopped by the mass of elephants, and the foot soldiers were halted by the advancing chariots. || 8 ||
The elephants, horses, and chariots, having been slightly diverted by the foot soldiers, were now returning to the proper path. || 9 ||
The **Chakravarti**, whose crown slightly swayed and whose radiance was like that of Indra, mounted his elephant, **Vijay Parvat**, a mountain of an elephant, and set out. || 10 ||
His army, following the course of the Ganga, crossed over many lands, rivers, and mountains, and finally reached the vicinity of Mount Kailasa. || 11 ||